Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is an eBook?

An eBook is a book which you can read electronically - either over a computer or some sort of mobile device like an eBook Reader or a phone. There are different format types, so specific software may be necessary to read certain file types.

2) Why would anybody choose an eBook over a paper book?

The answer to this question truly depends on the preferences and tastes of those who you would ask, but we will attempt to answer this from our point of view. From a business perspective, the overhead cost to produce a book drops dramatically, and the logistical reach of distributing a book increases exponentially. From a personal perspective, space is at a premium, so the ability to house entire series or volumes or that one (every once in a while) 'must read' novel is becoming more difficult. If somebody could have told us that the wall in the den with all of those books could have been condensed to two DVD's, what do you think that we would have done decades ago?

3) How many eBook formats do you support?

All eBooks are released in Director's Cut (PDF) - although this is not a reflowable eBook format, it is a book which can be read electronically, so we included it; IDPF (EPUB); and Mobipocket (MOBI). A single purchase includes all three of these formats, allowing you to pick and choose the version that is most applicable to your respective setup.

The eBooks can also be found legitimately at other sites such as Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Google, and Kobo.

4) When will the softcover or hardcover be made available?

This truly depends on the demand for such versions and the subsequent market conditions, but the answer, if we had to give one, would be: No time soon.

5) Who is embracing eBook technology?

Any publisher who does not want to get left behind. As the technology to present eBooks becomes more robust with increased features and functionality which further play to the multi-tasking lifestyle of everybody being constantly on the go, we expect to see a significant chunk of the market flood the way of the eBook.

6) Where can I go to get free software to read your eBooks?

A. Director's Cut (PDF) can be read with Adobe Reader.

B. IDPF (EPUB) can be read with Adobe Digital Editions.

C. Mobipocket (MOBI) can be read with Kindle Reader.

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