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AppleBookshop is a leading internet book seller and publisher.  eBooks, electronic books, digital books or e-books are full length books that can be downloaded directly to your computer for reading. English classic fiction,  American classic fiction, romantic novels, sci - fi and romantic fiction, romance, erotic fiction,  sci fi, sci fi romance, mainstream eBook novels. 

 'E-book' is short for "electronic book."  It’s reading material that you view on a personal computer or dedicated electronic reading device.

E-books or eBooks are quick to download: even when you order a book over the internet it can take days to deliver; you can download an entire e-book in a matter of minutes at AppleBookshop.

In time e-books will give you enhanced features, such as an extra chapter not published in the traditional book, the ability to search for particular text, and make annotations and add hyperlinks. What’s more, e-books can contain sound, video and animation too. eBooks using Microsoft Reader can already be converted into talking books.

eBooks can be portable: a small device can carry several thousand pages at one time, and weigh much less than the original book(s).

Writers

If you are a published author and have retained electronic copyright we can offer you royalties of 50% with no start-up costs. For new writers or anyone who wishes to publish their memoirs or auto-biography, then publishing with AppleBookshop can be one of the easiest and cheapest forms of publishing for the self publisher. Writers retain all rights and are free to publish elsewhere, all we ask is the right to publish on the Internet over the copyright period. Authors retain control of content. For more information see AppleBookshop Publishing


 

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