And then you may...

1. (Obviously) read the full text with any Reader-compatible device
2. You may read the free portion of HTML text with your browser. This would be suitable for short spells of reading – say, one chapter each day.
3. You may read the downloaded HTML text into a wordprocessor or DTP program (Word, WordPerfect, Pagemaker, Ventura, Quark ... etc) and, after setting your own style preferences for typeface, size of type, space between lines, etc, read it on-screen or print it out.

And hey ... you can [or will soon be able to] download
eight
of these titles for the bookshop price of just
one!

Ideas just rising over the horizon include:

1. A CD-Rom with all twenty-eight texts for $50
2. A preformatted version in Acrobat .PDF format with a special flyleaf page dedicated personally to you, the purchaser, in my own hand.
3. Stories that the printed-book trade turned down because “You're a historical novelist, Malcolm, and your fans simply wouldn't buy a modern novel / comic novel / literary novel [take your pick] from you.”

As I say – keep checking