"What's not accessible, besides I can find more books in the kindle store than I can find anywhere else"
That is brilliant.. I am going to use that line.I also don't understand all the complaining.. and how they think the Amazon flies are going to swarm to the vinegar.
I am reading a perfectly wonderul Western called "On the Trail to moonlight Gulch" by Shelter Sonerset right now. It is not and never will be in any other format than print and ebook.. and I got it for my Kindle. I can already tell this book will stay in my heart for years. What possible point can there be in saying "All or nothing"?
One advantage of Amazon and the Kindle ovver NLS etc.... products marketed for the visually impaired are ridicculously over-priced. I am long away from a time when I might have an agency paying for my tools. But because it is a product meant for a broad market, the Kindle is under-priced. To sell it they take a loss. As my husband would quip, why go someplace else and get charged up the nose when I could buy it from a disabilities bendor?
Do you have a contact at Amazon? Send it to me at hawthorne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .. I want to tell them my story about finding everything I needed to research my novel thanks to them.
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