"Words are things; and a small drop of ink, falling like dew upon a thought, produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions think." ~ Lord Byron
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Friday, December 23, 2011
A Kindle Christmas!
More than a week ago, on December 15th, a press release from Amazon.com stated that "Kindle devices remain the hottest products this holiday season – for the third week in a row, customers are purchasing well over 1 million Kindle devices per week, and Kindle Fire remains the #1 bestselling, most gifted, and most wished for product across the millions of items available on Amazon.com since its introduction 11 weeks ago."
I wonder what the number will be by year's end. 5 million??
Whatever the number, as an author with numerous books at Kindle, I am happy to hear this news.
I like my Kindle, a gift from my son, daughter-in-law and grandson, last Christmas, and I also use Kindle on my PC.
So many book to chose from, including many from those of us who have chosen to self-publish many of our books. Here are some ideas to check out for books to put on your new Kindle or Kindle Fire.
Last week I read Andrew E. Kaufman's second book, The Lion, the Lamb, the Hunted. It is a very good psychological thriller. You won't be disappointed! Andrew's first book will also keep you in suspense: the best-selling book, While the Savage Sleeps
Read the Interview I did with Andrew E. Kaufman here following the release of his first book.
For something different, yet suspenseful, is The Fourth Awakening Series by Rod Pennington and Jeffrey A. Martin, Ph.D. The first book in the best-selling spiritional fiction series is The Fourth Awakening. The second in the series, The Gathering Darkness was publ ished recently.
I also interviewed Rod Pennington.
Don Pendleton's Joe Copp Private Eye Series of six books are now all priced at .99 cents for the holidays.
I reduced the price on my own Catherine Winter Private Eye Series, Shattered Lens and Fractured Image.
Roulette, a crime novel by Don Pendleton and Linda Pendleton is now 3.99. This book turned out to be Don Pendleton's last novel. Don was the "father of the Action/Adventure genre."
The Death Gods by Richard S. Prather. It is his last novel, 61 years after the publication of Prather's first book in his best-selling Shell Scott Mystery Series.
A fascinating nonfiction memoir you might take a look at is Athena Demitrios' book, The Seasoning of the Soul. An inspirational read!
Check my Author Page at Amazon and you may see a variety of books, nonfiction and fiction, that may interest you. The California Gold Rush nonfiction books seem to find their home on Kindles all the time.
Happy Holidays! Happy reading. Don't you just love the new technology?!
~Linda
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