Roman

I am trying to persuade my publishers that it might be a good idea to release my books as audiobooks. I believe that more and more people are finding these convenient for the gym, train, car, jog etc.A counter argument is that since all the books are heavily illustrated, this medium is not ideal. I suspect however that people would buy the print version for the images (or already have it) and that they would still want the convenience of an audio version for the text. Please let me know what you all think – numbers would be very helpful here. A like or other positive emoji will be taken as an approval for the idea but much better if you could comment ‘Yes – I would like these books in audiobook format’.It has been gratifying to see that ‘Swords and Swordsmen’, which was first published just over 10 years ago can still muster a five-star reader review on Amazon. It was the first in a couple of years but Alison Hinton wrote, succinctly, on Amazon UK a couple of weeks ago saying, “Great value, great book, great service”. Although new hardback copies are now as rare as hen’s teeth, the paperback is still available at a bargain £17.99Reminder: Let me know what you think about seeing Swords and Swordsmen, Dogs: Working Origins and Traditional Tasks and War Bows, as audiobooks. Thanks ...

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