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D&D Novel eBooks

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#1
evilprincesssasha
Aug 17, 2010 16:28:13 "You may not have realized, but when it comes to our Dungeons & Dragons novels, new titles are simultaneously released in print and e-book format. In addition, we have many backlist titles available in e-book format as well—selections include the following, available wherever e-books are sold!"

But not the iBooks Store? I can't find any of WotC's titles on my iPad.

I really wanted to check out The Mark of Nerath.
#2
Mariston
Aug 17, 2010 23:03:38 I can only find some releases. Can anyone tell me where Mark of Nerath is available as an ebook? It is not on Kindle or Barnes and Noble.
#3
kelindor
Aug 17, 2010 23:30:51 it depends on your country for example in australia none of the titles published by WotC are available due to our stupid government. I cant even see them in amazon
#4
JohnLynch
Aug 18, 2010 5:57:46
in australia none of the titles published by WotC are available due to our stupid government.

Citation needed on the bolded part.
#5
rhsmith
Aug 18, 2010 9:39:48 The statment posted by Wizards in not even accurate in the United States. Many of the novels (as listed in the article) are available in ebook form, but not all (not even most?) new titles are released in ebook form the same day as the printed title.

Elminister Must Die (released in hardcover August 3rd), Mark of Nerath (released in paperback August 3rd), and Unbroken Chain (released in paperback on July 6th) are not currently available in ebook form from either Amazon (the Kindle) or Barnes and Noble (Nook). I have not checked Borders new ebook store.

The Captive Flame, which released in paperback on May 4th, is scheduled to be released by Amazon for the Kindle on September 7th (months after the print version, not the same day). B&N does not typically announce release dates for most ebooks, but I expect it will be available the same day as Amazon.
#6
rhsmith
Aug 18, 2010 10:51:15
"But not the iBooks Store? I can't find any of WotC's titles on my iPad.

I think B&N and Amazon both have apps for the IPad. You could purchase from one of those sources and read it on the IPad via the app. Although, Mark of Nerath is still not yet available in ebook form.
#7
Magnificat
Sep 02, 2010 3:15:35 The funny thing is that the novel is not available on Kindle yet but all its next installments are... I'm looking forward to reading the novel on Kindle, despite some awful reviews I found on the web!

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 evilprincesssasha Aug 17, 2010 16:28:13	"You may not have realized, but when it comes to our Dungeons & Dragons novels, new titles are simultaneously released in print and e-book format. In addition, we have many backlist titles available in e-book format as well—selections include the following, available wherever e-books are sold!" But not the iBooks Store? I can't find any of WotC's titles on my iPad. I really wanted to check out The Mark of Nerath.
#2 Mariston Aug 17, 2010 23:03:38	I can only find some releases. Can anyone tell me where Mark of Nerath is available as an ebook? It is not on Kindle or Barnes and Noble.
#3 kelindor Aug 17, 2010 23:30:51	it depends on your country for example in australia none of the titles published by WotC are available due to our stupid government. I cant even see them in amazon
#4 JohnLynch Aug 18, 2010 5:57:46	in australia none of the titles published by WotC are available due to our stupid government. Citation needed on the bolded part.
#5 rhsmith Aug 18, 2010 9:39:48	The statment posted by Wizards in not even accurate in the United States. Many of the novels (as listed in the article) are available in ebook form, but not all (not even most?) new titles are released in ebook form the same day as the printed title. Elminister Must Die (released in hardcover August 3rd), Mark of Nerath (released in paperback August 3rd), and Unbroken Chain (released in paperback on July 6th) are not currently available in ebook form from either Amazon (the Kindle) or Barnes and Noble (Nook). I have not checked Borders new ebook store. The Captive Flame, which released in paperback on May 4th, is scheduled to be released by Amazon for the Kindle on September 7th (months after the print version, not the same day). B&N does not typically announce release dates for most ebooks, but I expect it will be available the same day as Amazon.
#6 rhsmith Aug 18, 2010 10:51:15	"But not the iBooks Store? I can't find any of WotC's titles on my iPad. I think B&N and Amazon both have apps for the IPad. You could purchase from one of those sources and read it on the IPad via the app. Although, Mark of Nerath is still not yet available in ebook form.
#7 Magnificat Sep 02, 2010 3:15:35	The funny thing is that the novel is not available on Kindle yet but all its next installments are... I'm looking forward to reading the novel on Kindle, despite some awful reviews I found on the web!