17 Feb 2012, Posted by caburkes in 40 To Go,Barnes and Noble,DesktopEpics, No Comments. Tagged Amazon, Amazon Kindle, EBook, Kindle Fire

40 To Go: Beginnings – EBook

Shifting from Amazon this time around, 40 To Go will be released as a regular series in EBook format, similar to Scratch. The advantages here are the embedding qualities found in making an ePub are a whole lot smoother and acceptable. Would have stuck with Amazon/Kindle but the Kindle Fire isn’t ready right now.

So, lets see how we fair with Barnes and Noble and their Nook.

40 To Go: Beginnings officially starts the series and, technically, can be called a pilot. Below is a sample of a scene of audio from the … the … what the hell is this? Not a comic book. Not really a motion comic or a graphic motion comic.

Well, that’s why I came up with Emotionry.com (E-Motion) … kind of a twist on Ebooks and ‘motion’ and ‘emotions’, which is what I strive to touch in readers. Gosh I’m either corny or ingenious. THAT will be discovered years from now. Right now, people think I’m crazy.

I just can’t understand why nobody can see the plentiful value out of multi-media eBooks? Meanwhile I’m getting blank stares as if I’m talking in f’n Russian. I just don’t get it.

Well, if that cooks their perspective, then this plan I have for placing ‘banner ads’ in this eBook will really get them going. The idea is, since the failure of Kickstarter, somebody has to pay! So, instead of a free regular online series … 40 To Go gets a $1.99 price tag slapped on it, people pay for banner ads and a page or two of ad space and suddenly I’m making a profit from whence there was none.

 

 

Corey A. Burkes Author/CEO
DesktopEpics Entertainment
Stories You Can Feel!