Cutting Point

[Gary Barnett]

I hope you will enjoy it, Gary.

I’m sure I will, Christer.

Delivery date TBA, but hopefully not too far away.

[Debra Arif]

Christer, will there be a Kindle version?

[Christer Holmgren]

Christer, will there be a Kindle version?

No such version is in the pipeline, Debra.

[Debra Arif]

No such version is in the pipeline, Debra.

Oh, that is a shame, Christer.

[Christer Holmgren]

I just posted this on Casebook, and I am doing the same over here:

I think I should by now state that I have decided to sit back and let the discussion of the contents of the book from here on - provided there is such a discussion - remain inititally uncommented on by me. Once I have taken stock of whatever comments and reactions there may be, I will in all likelihood make my comments about it.

That, at least, is how my plan looks.

To those who read the book, I wish you some interesting hours in the company of the East End carman!

[Steve Blomer]

No such version is in the pipeline, Debra.

can i ask why you hsve decided against a kindle or similar version?

i didnt go with kindle, simply to retain control, i still aim to have a physical version at some stage.

just interested in the view of another author/researcher Christer.


steve

[Christer Holmgren]

can i ask why you hsve decided against a kindle or similar version?

i didnt go with kindle, simply to retain control, i still aim to have a physical version at some stage.

just interested in the view of another author/researcher Christer.


steve

It´s not so much about deciding against Kindle as deciding FOR hardback and paperback, Steve; I was approached by publisher Rickard Berghorn who asked me to write for him, and Timaios Press only deals in those formats.

[Steve Blomer]

It´s not so much about deciding against Kindle as deciding FOR hardback and paperback, Steve; I was approached by publisher Rickard Berghorn who asked me to write for him, and Timaios Press only deals in those formats.

Fair enough Christer.
You probaly know my view on Ebooks, that they are the future, so a little saddened, but publishers will do what they want.
Again all the best, problems seem to be slowly resolving themselves.

Steve

[Christer Holmgren]

Fair enough Christer.
You probaly know my view on Ebooks, that they are the future, so a little saddened, but publishers will do what they want.
Again all the best, problems seem to be slowly resolving themselves.

Steve

Thanks for that!

[Tom_Wescott]

I just wanted to pop in and say that I greatly enjoyed Christer's book and wish him every success. Missing Evidence was a good, compelling documentary, but the book succeeds beyond that, in my opinion. Once everyone has read it I suspect the forums will be JUMPING.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Steve Blomer]

Got my copy today. Will wait a few days before commenting

[Tom_Wescott]

can i ask why you hsve decided against a kindle or similar version?

i didnt go with kindle, simply to retain control, i still aim to have a physical version at some stage.

just interested in the view of another author/researcher Christer.


steve

And when you have the physical version, THAT version will be appropriate for Kindle?

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Steve Blomer]

And when you have the physical version, THAT version will be appropriate for Kindle?

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

Probably not, it will be significantly different from the Ebook.
However, at that stage its possible, that the current PDF will be repackaged as a Kindle Tom.

[Gary Barnett]

I hope you will enjoy it, Gary.

It arrived this morning. It’s a nicely produced book.

[Edward Stow]

Received... at last!