StoryBundle are offering a selection of Doctor Who ebooks, available for the next thirteen days on their website. It's an interesting indie scheme; you pay a minimum price of three US dollars and receive a bundle of ebooks ["allows easy reading on computers, mobile devices, tablets and Kindles via file transfer, email, or other methods, with multiple DRM-free formats (.epub, .mobi and some .pdf) available for each book."]. There's four books on offer for the three dollar price: Nick Griffth's Dalek I Loved You: 50th Anniversary Edition, Phillip Sandifer's TARDIS Eruditorum Volume 2: Patrick Troughton, Chris-Rachael Oseland's Dining With The Doctor: An Unauthorized Whovian Cookbook, and Barry Letts' Who & Me. Just the last of these would be worth three dollars all by itself, so it's well worth a look. Pay ten dollars, and they'll include Sandifer's The Best Of TARDIS Eruditorum and Earl Green's VWORP!: Connecting Who, Old And New. All sounds a little too good to be true, but it's understandable that they're looking to cash in on all the excellent press the show's been having this week.
Thursday, 8 August 2013
Doctor Who Books on StoryBundle
StoryBundle are offering a selection of Doctor Who ebooks, available for the next thirteen days on their website. It's an interesting indie scheme; you pay a minimum price of three US dollars and receive a bundle of ebooks ["allows easy reading on computers, mobile devices, tablets and Kindles via file transfer, email, or other methods, with multiple DRM-free formats (.epub, .mobi and some .pdf) available for each book."]. There's four books on offer for the three dollar price: Nick Griffth's Dalek I Loved You: 50th Anniversary Edition, Phillip Sandifer's TARDIS Eruditorum Volume 2: Patrick Troughton, Chris-Rachael Oseland's Dining With The Doctor: An Unauthorized Whovian Cookbook, and Barry Letts' Who & Me. Just the last of these would be worth three dollars all by itself, so it's well worth a look. Pay ten dollars, and they'll include Sandifer's The Best Of TARDIS Eruditorum and Earl Green's VWORP!: Connecting Who, Old And New. All sounds a little too good to be true, but it's understandable that they're looking to cash in on all the excellent press the show's been having this week.
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Just have to chime in and say it's NOT too good to be true. I purchased this the other day ($10 to get all 5 books), paid with my Amazon account, and within 10 minutes all 5 were on my Kindle. Great deal. Particularly looking forward to the Letts autobiography.
Bought the four ebooks as the two bonuses didn't seem worth the extra but 3 out of the 4 are very good reads, especially Eruditorum. And $3 is only £1.93, so this is a mega-bargain!
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