Showing posts with label Short. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Short. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

FREE DISTRIBUTION "Smashwords Premium Catalog" has included "My First Beer”!

"My First Beer!” is distributed "FREE" till July 31, 2011 - Summer/Winter promotion, ending July 31, 2011  - to major ebook retailers such as Apple, Barnes & Noble, Sony, Kobo, Diesel and others and is available @http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/52213



It is available in the formats of Online Reading (HTML), Online Reading (JavaScript), Kindle (.mobi), Epub (open industry format, good for Stanza reader, others), PDF (good for highly formatted books, or for home printing), RTF (readable on most word processors), LRF (for Sony Reader), Palm Doc (PDB) (for Palm reading devices), Plain Text (download) (flexible, but lacks much formatting) and Plain Text (view) (viewable as web page).  

Aside from serious stuff like, "Mayhem of the Miserables!” this Hilarious narration is about the futile attempt to gate-crash into the adult-world, by a couple of 11-year Olds and escaping from that misadventure with a few scratches (not literally). 

Most of us must have our first Beers, but this one experience is pretty unique!

Kindly download your copy "My First Beer!” @ http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/52213, and recommend it.

Yours,


GreenTek Indika,
Publishers.

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

TECH WORLD: Now check your ‘shortmails’ on Twitter but only up to 500 characters!!

Have you read, “Mayhem of the Miserables!available @ US$ 1/- with the Smashwords Summer/Winter promotion, ending July 31, 2011



Now check your ‘shortmails’ on Twitter but only up to 500 characters!

A new email programme called ‘Shortmail’ and dubbed as ‘Twitter for email’ will now scale down the communication overload by restricting messages to 500 characters.
The programme also aims to make some conversations more public and therefore more social.
“Shortmail is a new way to communicate. Yes, it's length-limited to 500 characters. But it's also social, linked to your Twitter account. Over time, we want to make email much more social and more efficient,” the Telegraph quoted founder and entrepreneur Dave Troy as explaining to its new members.

Full Story at,