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[tizzle]

The idea of writing an e-book really appeals to me. What I am wondering though, is do you guys think that there is any limit to the length of an e-book. I know that for me reading an e-book is so different than reading a paper book. I have a much harder time reading an e-book, so I am wondering if making a shorter e-book can be more advantageous.

Do you guys see this the same way? Does a long e-book intimidate you, or interest you?

--Tizzle

[movni]

Well generally speaking I find the concept of publishing an e-book fascinating as it will save on paper and other resources. It is easier for me to read a paper book since I can carry it wherever I want to and it's easier on the eyes.

I guess it depends on what your writing about. If it's fiction then the length doesn't really matter as long as it's well writtern. But I've found that I prefer non-ficiton books to be concise and short.

[jimmys devoted]

I found that ebooks about 112 pages in length are great. They are fairly complete and still inexpensive to take to the nearest Staples and have it printed out.
I ahve ublished ebooks from 121 pages( medical) to 12 pages( pattern)
It really depends on what you are putting into the book and how much you want to dedtail. Since I deal with non fiction for me it edpends on the finished product/project and what the history of that particluar project is.

j