Today’s latest addition to our Kindle Nation free book alert listings opens the door for pre-orders of a mysterious meeting of the minds between two award-winning science fiction novelists….
Love, France, Wine and Art: Purple Lake
the new novella by Daphne Coleridge
(Editor’s Note: As I read Daphne Coleridge’s new novella I could not help but wish that I might have arranged already to offer a substantial excerpt here through the Free Kindle Nation Shorts program, because the prose and sense of place are so wonderfully inviting that they would do better than anything I might say here. But then of course I remembered that I can invite you to click right here to try a free sample
Purple Lake
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
Just $1.99 in the Kindle Store
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This one’s a mystery, since traditional publishers like MacMillan, while they have begun to figure out the value of building interest in their ebooks with free offers, do not seem to understand the importance of informing customers about what is actually being offered. But Scholes’ Antiphon
and Desrochers’ Personal Demons
are both new Tor Science Fiction titles, so we’ll bite to see what’s up….
When Antiphon Met Personal Demons
by Ken Scholes and Lisa Desrochers (Macmillan)
Kindle Price: $0.00 Text-to-Speech: Enabled
This title will be auto-delivered to your Kindle on September 30, 2010.
That future is here, and here are 12 very useful and very free high school math and science textbooks to prove it. With innovative public high school administrators like Clearwater High School’s Keith Mastorides buying Kindles by the thousands for their students, it is just a matter of time before we’ll see textbook publishers jumping through hoops to provide Kindle editions of their texts. But these 12 free math and science ebooks with text-to-speech enabled are a great start, and they are well worth downloading and keeping in your Kindle archives for whenever you or someone younger in your family might need them. They’re pretty good on the Kindle 2 or 3, fine on a Kindle DX, and especially user-friendly on an iPad, Mac, or PC. 
