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Rape%20sex | Posted On 11-28-2010 8:00 PM | |
| Name | : Gwenda Ware |
| City/State or Province | : Hamilton |
| Country | : New Zealand |
| Comment | : Hello Mary, My query - request has to do with ebooks. For about 10 years e-readers have been availanble in Europe and America - but not Australasia. Because of this publishers did not necessesarily buy the e rights for australasia/oceania. We can now buy Sony , Kindle and Kobe readers in Australia and New Zealand - but it is frustrating to try and buy the books. Because of hefty postage and other charges your newest book will probably cost $30 NZ at the local book store. With luck the Kindle edition will be $10 to $15 NZ and I will not need to find shelf space.(A scare commodity in my home) I love to own your books because I enjoy to reread them. I find some series or parts of series are available for us to purchase as ebooks and some are not. I don't really understand about e- rights. It seems to me that paperbacks can be sold anywhere - so why not e-books. What does it matter so long as the author and publisher get their cut? My request: please ask your agent to fight for the e-rights to sell all your work to us here at the bottom of the world. Soon there will be more e-books sold than paperbacks. Probably within 5 years. Sadly, because it is computer tech., people will doubtless try to break the copyright. I think there will be less piracy if the publishers make fewer regional exclusions.Saying 'NO' is like waving a red rag at a bull. Regardless of any problems, the techology is here and the march of progress cannot be slowed or stopped. It is relentless. I want to be able to sit in the airport with my Kindle and purchase the latest Mary Balough to read on my flight. At the moment this is not always possible. sincerely Gwenda Ware |
| Posted On 11-17-2010 8:35 AM | |
| Name | : Barbara |
| City/State or Province | : New York |
| Country | : USA |
| Comment | : I am a retired English teacher who has always loved Jane Austen. In my retirement, I have also fallen in love with audio books. When I finished listening to all of Jane Austen, someone told me about you. I have now listened to the entire Huxtable series read by Anne Fosnick and the series about the Miss Martin teachers read by Rosalind Landor. I am enchanted by both your writing and their voices.
My question to you is this: Will you be able to get either narrator mentioned above to read the Bedywn series at the least, and all of your other books if possible? I cannot be alone in my love of these winning combinations for future audio books. At the very least, all of your books, not just a limited supply as exist now, should be available for electronic readers such as Kindle and IPad. Will that be happening soon? By the way, my favorite books were Simply Unforgettable, Simply Love. Simply Perfect and all the Huxtables. |
| Posted On 11-16-2010 7:04 PM | |
| Name | : jcbleil |
| City/State or Province | : erie/pa |
| Country | : usa |
| Comment | : love your books. I reread them all the time. However I have had something bothering me for awhile. I am almost positive that I read a story about Lady Muir that she found happiness. But I cannot find the story any where. Could you or someone let me know what book it is in?
JC |
| Posted On 11-15-2010 10:04 AM | |
| Name | : Mary Beth Brewer |
| City/State or Province | : Houston, Texas |
| Country | : USA |
| Comment | : I have never written an author before; however, i read "At Last Comes Love" yesterday and couldn't wait to tell you how very much I enjoyed it. It was so refreshing to have the couple married by thr middle of the book and then read about their falling in love. It gives "happily ever after" a whole new meaning. Thank you so much. I have alsio just finished reading from your guest book (I have been readig for about an hour) and discovered that I am certainly not alone in thinking that y our characters are more wonderful then any I have met before. I can't wait to read more. |
| Posted On 11-14-2010 9:26 PM | |
| Name | : Mary Benson |
| City/State or Province | : davenport, ia |
| Country | : USA |
| Comment | : I'm so pleased to see I'm not the only one who LOVES the older regencies. I'm very glad I didn't get rid of most of mine. I, too, would love to see them republished. |
| Posted On 11-11-2010 1:15 PM | |
| Name | : Deborah |
| City/State or Province | : Virginia |
| Country | : USA |
| Comment | : Dear Ms. Balogh, I have read and loved most of your books but your short story, "The Best Gift," in the collection "Under the Mistletoe," actually brought me to tears. The idea that someone so deprived of emotional warmth and support in life as the heroine (Jane) could be the catalyst for the creation of a warm and loving family and holiday was very moving. Her humility was beautiful, too, and a lesson for us all. Thank you for a great story. Please keep them coming! |
| Posted On 11-09-2010 6:43 PM | |
| Name | : Danielle |
| City/State or Province | : Long Beach, California |
| Country | : USA |
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