General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbers and E-readers	11-Nov-2012 At 10:27:43 AM	oyccos
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There's been a climbing story sitting on my hard drive for years now (excerpts appeared on this forum before). I'm likely going to release it as a free download e-book, but my question is this: Given it's a story exclusively for climbers, how many of you out there use e-readers or other exclusively online sources? I'm just curious to know how many climbers out there are looking at climbing related things online beyond Chockstone. If a story is released that is just a fictional fairy tale for climbers, chock full of jokes and has no informational or instructional value, will it be of interest? And who will be in a position to download and view it if it's kindle or similar? Thoughts?

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