> On May 27, 2015, at 6:06 PM, Scott Ponton <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm not worried, it was intended more as a sort of sarcastic comment. People > come and go on these lists as interest waxes and wanes, it's the way of > things. > > I am surprised at myself for not getting round to reading Faerie Tale sooner > though. I know it's been around for a while, and my mum had the paperback, > but it disappeared. .. probably my no good book losing brother, but > impossible to prove. I now have the e-book version and am enjoying it > greatly. > > A question about e-books in general though, maybe Ray or another writer on > here can answer, is there any difference between e-book and print versions in > terms of the actual text? Is it an automated process of simple conversion > (like if the manuscript I'd typed on a word processor)or would someone have > to retype it?
eBooks should be identical to print, unless specifically noted, such as “revised,” or “abridged.” Best R.E.F.
