At 06:26 PM 6/5/2002 -0500, Arin Komins wrote: >Any chance we'll be seeing ebook versions of any of your books? I don't know if this has changed recently, but last I checked, Tor's entry into e-books has been slow and centered around relatively expensive e-books in encrypted formats. I think this is set at the level of their giant German parent company, with limited choice on the part of the Tor folks themselves, but I'm open to correction. (I'm not sure about the status of Brust's other publishers.) If it were possible, I'd pay up to paperback prices for most of the older books in an open electronic format, and hardcover prices for the new one (my objection to hardcovers is space rather than cost-related). >They'd make good secondary copies (and then I could read good stuff >rather than sitting in meetings at work ;-) ) I've taken to getting (open-format) e-books as primary copies, where possible. (But I'm a classic early-adopter, since I don't mind reading dark gray text on a light gray background on my Visor. Expanding the market will really require better reading hardware.) Mike