Articles

This is a new and developing area of the Publishing Center. We hope to develop an extensive collection of articles written by authors and others in the field of electronic publishing.

If you've written a short piece on eBooks or ePublishing, we'd love to display it here. To submit your article please see information below.
 

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Poem: Eternal E-Paper by Nikhil Parekh

Summary: A poem by Nikhil Parekh on the benefits of e-paper over paper.

From the Text: "Believe me. Trees astoundingly procreate like we do; the fruits that they compassionately bear for times immemorial; is an irrefutably invincible testimonial to the same." Full Article

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E-Publishing the ultimate blessing today to estranged mankind and tyrannized environment, by Nikhil Parekh

Summary: Nikhil Parekh, a successful and prolific poet, discusses the impact the internet is having on books, eBooks, the environment, and all our lives.

From the Text: "There are certain things on the planet today which are virtually beyond our control. For those upon whom we can exercise our perfect control and as a ramification of the same, head towards a more prosperous, greener, burgeoning environment, is e-publishing." Full Article

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EBOOKS – The Abstract, by GJJWalter

Summary: The author of Froggy Crosses Town, a children's picture book, discusses his concerns and discoveries about eBooks in this thoughtful article. Topics covered include paper books vs eBooks, piracy issues, traditional vs. e-publishing, and Microsoft Reader vs Adobe eBook formats.

From the Text: "I’ve recently ‘discovered’ the world of ebooks, having heard of but never having experienced them. On the web, I stumbled across Microsoft Reader™ and, as an author (that is disappointed with ‘the machine’ that now dictates creativity) I was curious." Full Article

More articles coming soon. Submit yours!

Submission Information:

1. Articles are displayed only with the request and permission of the author.

2. You must own the rights to the article.

3. The topic of the article should be about eBooks or e-publishing, preferably something that authors interested in e-publication could benefit from reading.

4. All submissions will be reviewed before publication. It is possible that not all will be chosen for display.

5. Articles will not be edited by eBookMall, and might be returned for editing before being posted.