The e-book lending wars: When authors attack

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Authors can be a roadblock when it comes to lending, and we’ve just had a classic example of how that can happen.
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My new ebooks for free, over this we only - Amazon.de: henri moufettal

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Sur kindle et plateforme ordi kindle, Henri raconte, Equilibrium Tremens, MBA the magic bible of arts (in english) gratis. just for this week end.

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Comment finir (et aimer) les livres illisibles - Rue89

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Perso je classe Bergson dans l'illisible francais, faut dire notre structure de langue n'aide pas, et je tire mon chapeau a Camus pour peindre une atmosphere delicate et complexe et reussir a nous garder sous le coude.

Comme il disait en gros: "vous voulez faire de la philo, ecrivez un roman". simple.

Des critiques américains ont établi la liste des dix livres les plus difficiles à lire, mais n'ont retenu aucun auteur français. Rue89 vous propose de réparer cette erreur. Racontez-nous vos souffrances littéraires...

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Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra (Flammarion) de Friedrich Nietzsche - Evene

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Un des meilleurs livres que j'ai lu dans ma vie. Une vraie révélation. lEt pour un frenchy philospotes, mes deux préférés sont allemanophones.

Découvrez le livre Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra (Flammarion) de Friedrich Nietzsche avec un résumé du livre, des critiques Evene ou des lecteurs, des extraits du livre Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra, des anecdotes et des photos du livre Ainsi parlait...

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Distribution has been king for so long, now contents might happily rebound. finally

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Quel est l'état d'usage actuel du 'content marketing' et quels sont les plans de développement pour 2012 ?

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Junky - William Burroughs - Evene

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I do enjoy novels from the fifties, ppl immersed in some community compared to what i feel i read in current " modern" books, emphasizing on the stand alone and weird individualism. well, à book, à surprize, like f*** america from anthr author i read recently. well, yes any book is good to read, fortunately, some times, some memorable stuff, many times from well known authors and sometimes from current books.

"Le livre Junky (10/18) de William Burroughs avec un résumé du livre, des critiques Evene ou des lecteurs, des extraits du livre Junky, des anecdotes et des photos du livre Junky."


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Pride & Prejudice

In fact, I am writing more on the pride than the prejudices. First because, I have not read the book
of Jane Austen, and I do allow myself this liberty. Secondly, because, simply because. and well, third, 'cause I love the english term. Well, it seems to be translated as "orgueil" in French with
all the negative perceptions I do sense there. pride is fierté, orgueil is part of self-esteem pushing yourself to aim further. so simply the positive perspective for me because.

Back to face A, Robbie might have love running through his veins, I’ve got that and as well some mix
from my family, one definitely in line with my character: Pride is running through me, with the oxigen there like many others, just enjoying so much having this slack of personality that allows a
rebound whatever happens.

This modern thought of Jane Austen book came as I got totally f***** in the past 3 weeks, by things
aside I am not daring to speak here, and by challenges I am putting to myself.

It started a long time ago. Needed to run as to clear my mind, then found alcohol as a cooler of my
brain engine, ok sarcasm apart, run 5k, 10k, 20k, for one thing, pride, there is always somebody in front to overtake. Yes I am not that good, and others motivate me to get better.

Then a month ago, I went to the pool. I am not a natural swimmer, started with a kilometer, then 3,
and my goal is 5 by next week, ok, 5 in 2 hours. Basic, I ve got challenges I can afford and from what I can draw, look good.

This week, swimming is off, given I do enjoy the beautiful weather the summer happily spoils us with.
So building some outside stairs. Well the old way, no pillars, just a big triangular gap, of almost 8 cubic meters, and now filling it with cement, pride comes when my muscles cannot bear the
second cubic meter. and here it goes, always on track with objectives. time to move to face B.

 

I might be old fashioned, old roots, it s where I am tasting the best whisky. :)