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In my last newsletter I had this same question, more writers
have written in wanting to tell all. So I've included
them here, including the reprint of Jim Farris' quote.

Here's what Jim wrote:

"Because electronic publishing and electronic books are
the future. Anyone who thinks that we're going to be
able to log trees and grind them up into paper forever
really needs to take a look around their local
bookstore and check the prices of paperbacks nowadays."
Jim publishes with DISKUS PUBLISHING

Another writer's quote:

Sherre Wille, author of SUMMER'S CHILD-Whiskey Creek Press, and BECKY'S REBEL-Wings E-Presssays this:

"Even though I knew my work was
good, the NYC editors said it was too much of this and
too little of that. My e-pub editors took a chance and
came up as winners. I have too books out. One has been
best seller for 2 of the 3 months it has been out and
the other has been best seller for the first month is
was out. Couldn't be happier than right where I am."

Judy Mays, author or Celtic Rendezvous, A Rhythm Divine,
Wings E-Press Publishing
says this:

"Why - because I don't have to wait forever and a day
to see my book in print or even learn if it will be in
print! Epubs are much more author friendly!"

And yet another author:

Elise Dee Beraru, author of The Hero's Best Friend,published at
Awe Struck Publishing, and Remember My Love, from Hard Shell Word
Factory

says this:

"I stay with ebooks because I believe they will continue to grow in popularity once the issues of
common formats and devices and rights protection without affecting consumer ease are resolved.
I also stay with ebooks because the publishers have the interest in taking risks with
unconventional material that the big conglomerates believe have no market. I would like to see
every book I publish available in both electronic and print versions, so everyone who wants to
read my books can access them in the format that works best for them."


and from author Valarie Hardin:

Valarie Hardin is the author ofI am Gifted Too! at Writer's Exchange, and
My Grandmother's Wedding,


"I've done print and it’s not about choosing one or the
other. I view ebooks as just another way to get published,
like audio books, and large print books. I love ways that
expand my creativity."
Valerie Hardin

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So there you have it folks. Answers to the question.
Visit all these authors now. Since I can't put a
link here, please check my Authors link page, and
check out some of the wonderful publishers mentioned
here!