(no subject)
Jun. 1st, 2010 07:48 pmDear amazon,
I understand that the selection of books available for the Kindle is going to skew towards recent and popular titles, as that's where you're going to make money. I get that; it's cool. And I appreciate that you do have a lot of public domain classics available really cheap or free. That's awesome, as is the fact that I can have all of Sherlock Holmes and a good chunk of Lovecraft at my fingertips without lugging around huge books all the time.
However. It would be really cool if, when I'm looking at Kindle versions of Les Miserables or The Divine Comedy, you could tell me who the frelling translator is.
Thank you.
I understand that the selection of books available for the Kindle is going to skew towards recent and popular titles, as that's where you're going to make money. I get that; it's cool. And I appreciate that you do have a lot of public domain classics available really cheap or free. That's awesome, as is the fact that I can have all of Sherlock Holmes and a good chunk of Lovecraft at my fingertips without lugging around huge books all the time.
However. It would be really cool if, when I'm looking at Kindle versions of Les Miserables or The Divine Comedy, you could tell me who the frelling translator is.
Thank you.