Re:Is A Nomadic Lifestyle Cheaper Than Living In One Place?
by frossie on Thursday April 16, 2009 @03:29PM
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If you don't want an eBook there are plenty of dead trees on the subject already, eg.
http://www.amazon.com/Essentials-Living-Aboard-Boat/dp/09398...
If you are not in the US it is worth getting one from the country you live in so it will address local concerns and regulations.
Re:Is A Nomadic Lifestyle Cheaper Than Living In One Place?
by chris11 on Thursday April 16, 2009 @06:26PM
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Same here. I am really not that confident in the value of ebooks. And besides I usually like to read a book before I'd buy it.
But that is just how affiliate marketing comes across to me. And that type of marketing seems to work on some people. So I think that you could probably be very successful with an ebook.
If I really liked the book, and was about to do some traveling, I would definitely buy a print copy. I like physical books a lot more than ebooks. If you don't want to find a publisher, you can self publish it. Lulu.com seems to have a good setup.
Re:Is A Nomadic Lifestyle Cheaper Than Living In One Place?
by electromagnetic on Thursday April 16, 2009 @03:18PM
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Would you have more confidence if it was going through the Kindle store? That way only amazon has your cc#, and I'm guessing they might have it already.
Re:Is A Nomadic Lifestyle Cheaper Than Living In One Place?
by yummyfajitas on Thursday April 16, 2009 @03:28PM
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I would have confidence you aren't stealing my cc#. Not sure I'd have confidence about the quality of the book. Then again, if the cost was along the lines of $3 (vs $20 for a normal book), I'd be more willing to chance it.
Maybe I'd chance it if it only cost a couple of bucks.
Don't get me wrong, I'd pay to learn about this. Ebooks just don't fill me with confidence.