Actually, Baen (who publishes her Vorkosigan books, though not the others) is one of the better ones about ebooks - and actually, the hardcover first run of Cryoburn is including a CD copy of all the Vorkosiverse books (plus a bunch of other essays and materials) - except for some weird reason Lois doesn't get either - Memory.)
Currently sitting in my computer, actually, waiting for me to dump them into my preferred digital forms. (I own all of them in print, but am slowly collecting digital stuff to read while traveling or in places where I do not want to lug back-up reading material: the iPod holds lots of 'stuck somewhere, need to read' options, now.)
The trick is that people using Kindles might need to transfer formats to get it on the Kindle, but there's a number of options out there. (Baen's ebooks come in a variety of formats, including RTF and HTML and a variety of the ebook options, so doing transfer should not be a huge deal.)
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Date: 2010-10-26 02:37 am (UTC)Currently sitting in my computer, actually, waiting for me to dump them into my preferred digital forms. (I own all of them in print, but am slowly collecting digital stuff to read while traveling or in places where I do not want to lug back-up reading material: the iPod holds lots of 'stuck somewhere, need to read' options, now.)
The trick is that people using Kindles might need to transfer formats to get it on the Kindle, but there's a number of options out there. (Baen's ebooks come in a variety of formats, including RTF and HTML and a variety of the ebook options, so doing transfer should not be a huge deal.)