Today is Saint Andrews Day in Scotland, so is time to celebrate my Scottish heritage.  Here are a Four +  things you can do to celebrate...

Four articles, plus1, for you to peruse this weekend over your favourite beverage.  This week I would recommend an Affogato ! Can e-Books Ever Overtake Print? Study finds readers absorb less on Kindles than on paper Harry Potter Book Series More Influential than the Bible According To Facebook Commentary on popular post: No, You Are Not Running Late. You Are Rude and Inconsiderate! The plus1, if you are considering what to read next try: Two Reasons To Stay Up Past Your Bedtime wolfsbooks.com.au - Here are two e-Books I read and thoroughly enjoyed.  Both of these books were written in such a way that I didn't want to put it down, so I stayed up well past my normal bedtime eagerly reading.  I am now recommending them to you to read.  Let me know if you have read them and if so, what you thought. I could say that the author approached me personally and invited me to read this book...  Full Article...

Here are two e-Books I read and thoroughly enjoyed.  Both  of these books were written in such a way that I didn't want to put it down, so I stayed up well past my normal bedtime eagerly reading.   I am now recommending them to you to read.  Let me know if you have read them and if so, what you thought. I could say that the author approached me personally and invited me to read this book...

This weeks RAW offerings to peruse this weekend over your favourite beverage: New AAP Stats Show that Reports of the Demise of Paperbacks Were Greatly Exaggerated 5 Highlights from Futurebook 2014 Conference Samsung Made a Butt Robot (Robutt? Ass-bot?) to Test Smartphones Barnes & Noble Sync UP pairs ebooks with print – for a price Read 50 Pages Before Deciding to Drop a Book And if you haven't read it already, check out one of my recent articles... Plato, Politics and Eugenics - Space Viking, A Book Review. wolfsbooks.com.au - As a teenager I loved this book and read it often. It is a classic space opera with fast paced action scenes and a good dash of empire building as well.  It also contains some politics, but it is simple and easy to follow, not like C.J. Cherryh’s Chanur Series, which gave me a headache and slowed the pace of the novels somewhat.

   For centuries the men of the Sword Worlds have preyed on the soft helpless inner worlds, and in a pattern as old as human history have built a new civilization from the wreckage of the old.   Only one Sword-Worlder, Lord Trask of Trask, has spoken out against the continuing depredations - not from pity for the old, fallen worlds of the dead Federation, but from the fear for his own. For more and more of the Space Viking are refusing to return to their home planets, preferring instead to stay and enjoy the fruits of conquest: just as once the strongest and the brightest of the Federation forsook their home planet for adventure and profit, so too the Sword-Worlds are being bled dry.   This s the story of Lord Trask, who began as a voice of peace and reason - and ended as the greatest Space Viking of them all.

This weeks RAW offerings to peruse this weekend over your favourite beverage: Digital Watermarks Take the Publishing World by Storm AAP: Religion publishers’ sales rise in July Betting on Barnes & Noble  Google Play Books is now a lot better for reading nonfiction titles like textbooks Disney Patents a Search Engine Which Makes it Harder to Find and Read Relevant Info. And if you haven't read it already, check out one of my recent articles... E-Books: Keep 'em Together wolfsbooks.blogspot - Am I Able To Start Reading From Where I Left Off, On Any Device? I love the freedom I now have of being able to read what I want almost anywhere without having to take a physical book with me.  When I am out and about I always have my phone on me, so while waiting at the Barbers I can pull it out of my pocket and continue to read the book I was reading last night on my iPad, which is still laying on my bedside table. . ..keep reading