Bookfessional: Kindle in Motion I know there are all kinds of ereaders on the market today, but let’s be honest—aside from the occasional Nook holdout, how many people read their ebooks on anything other than a kindle or using the kindle app? Very few. Like so few that I’m pretty sure that I’m more likely […]

Bookfessional: Special Editions Have you guys noticed the recent uptick in new and improved versions of popular novels? This phenomenon seems to manifest in one of two ways: 1. Chain stores like Barnes & Noble and/or Target offer versions of a new release with additional content specific to their version. What this super special content […]

Bookfessional: Author Insight I don’t know about the rest of you, but when I’m reading a book, unless a character (or place, or thing) descriptively bares a remarkable resemblance to some preexisting person, place, or thing (like Bones and Spike in Jeaniene Frost’s Night Huntress series), I only have the vaguest impression of their actual […]

Bookfessional: RAGE Buttons Several years ago there was public outcry against Karen Marie Moning when she rehired a registered sex offender to narrate the role of Barrons in the audiobook version of the (then) latest installment of her Fever series. I too was disgusted, but I didn’t understand the shock a lot of her long-term […]