04 Nov 15
I’ve recently published a couple of Kindle e-books which will be available to download FREE OF CHARGE for five days from 5/11/15 - 9/11/15 on Amazon. I would appreciate any honest reviews, good or bad, that anyone might post there. The author is Michael Ceillier and the titles are: While I Lie Dying and Where Nothing Ever Happens.
04 Nov 15
Originally posted by M CeillierCongratulations, are they also available for purchase on Amazon?
I’ve recently published a couple of Kindle e-books which will be available to download FREE OF CHARGE for five days from 5/11/15 - 9/11/15 on Amazon. I would appreciate any honest reviews, good or bad, that anyone might post there. The author is Michael Ceillier and the titles are: While I Lie Dying and Where Nothing Ever Happens.
04 Nov 15
Originally posted by M CeillierCould you tell us a bit about them please; genre, content, sex, violence, murder, philosophy, etc?
I’ve recently published a couple of Kindle e-books which will be available to download FREE OF CHARGE for five days from 5/11/15 - 9/11/15 on Amazon. I would appreciate any honest reviews, good or bad, that anyone might post there. The author is Michael Ceillier and the titles are: While I Lie Dying and Where Nothing Ever Happens.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThere's a free kindle for PC app (will work on a laptop):
This eleven year old laptop doesn't have the application software which supports "Kindle e-books" downloads.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/digital/fiona/kcp-landing-page
You'll then be able to get the Kindle e-books and read them on the laptop.
The book offer (from OP) is for Kindle unlimited ™ - if you're not in that then the books are £1.99 each (at least when I looked just now they were).
Edit: The Amazon.co.uk book links are -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/While-Lie-Dying-Michael-Ceillier-ebook/dp/B0151PG3L8/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Nothing-Happens-Michael-Ceillier-ebook/dp/B00X1GL6NU/
Originally posted by orangutanorangutan, how thoughtful of you to provide this information and these websites. Wonder if my laptop's storage capacity will be adequate or if the books can be deleted. In the past I've read a few books online on "pdf" (sp) format websites. Thanks for your help.
There's a free kindle for PC app (will work on a laptop):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/digital/fiona/kcp-landing-page
You'll then be able to get the Kindle e-books and read them on the laptop.
The book offer (from OP) is for Kindle unlimited ™ - if you're not in that then the books are £1.99 each (at least when I looked just now they were).
Edit: The ...[text shortened]... B0151PG3L8/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Nothing-Happens-Michael-Ceillier-ebook/dp/B00X1GL6NU/
05 Nov 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHang on to that, Bob. It may be worth its weight in gold someday. A running Apple-1 recently sold at for auction 900,000 bucks.
"Hewlett Packard" Wide Screen Laptop.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/10/22/apple-1-computer-sold-at-auction-for-905000.html
(I'm hanging onto my pre-Intel Mac PowerPC, now 10 yrs. old and still running.)
05 Nov 15
Originally posted by moonbusI'll give you 10 bucks for it Bob.
Hang on to that, Bob. It may be worth its weight in gold someday. A running Apple-1 recently sold at for auction 900,000 bucks.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/10/22/apple-1-computer-sold-at-auction-for-905000.html
(I'm hanging onto my pre-Intel Mac PowerPC, now 10 yrs. old and still running.)
05 Nov 15
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Originally posted by CrowleyBeing an IT person I presume you will have had to perform some significant repairs over that time? I had an Acer from early 2000's but it was pretty crap I have to say; keyboard went, then the screen, then had drive issues. Upgraded it to an HP but that wasn't much better; hinges broke and constant overheating issues.
I have an Acer purchased somewhere in the late 90's. Still runs, albeit Linux, to play music as a glorified jukebox in my entertainment area.