Why Does Your E-Book Look Different on Every Device?
William Elliott · Sep 13, 2026Reflowable text bends to every screen by design — here is what you control, what readers control, and how authors stop their books from breaking.
E-Readers
Which E-Reader Handles Library Books Best?
Michael Hayes · Aug 28, 2026On the documented evidence, Kobo e-readers are the pick for …
Publishing
How to Publish an EPUB That Libraries Can Actually Lend
Clara Bennett · Aug 26, 2026Getting an indie title into library lending means one standardized …
Tools
How to Check Your EPUB for Accessibility Before Publishing
Zara Nasser · Aug 23, 2026A free, open-source checker from the DAISY Consortium tells you …
Publishing
What Indie Authors Actually Pay for ISBNs, Royalties, and Distribution
Valentina Rossi-Moretti · Aug 21, 2026The real math behind self-publishing a book, from Bowker's ISBN …
Can You Read Library and Purchased Books on Any E-Reader?
Michael Hayes · Aug 17, 2026The short answer is DRM, not format, decides what crosses …
Why Are E Ink Refresh Rates So Slow Compared to Tablets?
Michael Hayes · Jul 22, 2026E-ink physically moves pigment particles with every update, so it …
Publishing
What the European Accessibility Act Means for Indie Ebook Authors
Valentina Rossi-Moretti · Aug 20, 2026The EAA has applied to ebooks sold into the EU since June 28, 2025, per the W3C's mapping document — here's what the underlying rule requires, and how Amazon, Kobo, and Apple actually help you meet it.
How Do Indie Ebook Royalties Actually Work?
Valentina Rossi-Moretti · Aug 18, 2026Apps
How to Borrow Library E-Books on a Kindle E-Reader
William Elliott · Aug 12, 2026The Libby app quietly leaves Kindle off its supported-device list, but your library's classic OverDrive website still gets a loan onto the device — here's the actual path, plus the one ecosystem that skips it entirely.
What Privacy Settings Matter in Reading Apps?
William Elliott · Jul 30, 2026Reading apps know what you read, how fast, and where — a short settings pass can quiet most of the telemetry without giving up the books.
What EPUB Accessibility Actually Requires, and Why It Matters
How Do You Make an Unreadable PDF Survive a Six-Inch E-Reader?
Cropping margins, reflowing text, and converting to EPUB — three repair routes for PDFs, matched to the kind of broken your document actually is.
Where Can You Legally Download Free E-Books That Aren't Junk?
Public-domain archives, open-access publisher collections, library lending, and promotional giveaways — the four lawful sources of free reading, with what each is genuinely good for.
Kindle Vs Kobo Accessibility Features: What Each E-Reader Offers
VoiceView, Assistive Reader, and OpenDyslexic fonts stack up differently across the two platforms — here's what Amazon and Kobo actually document.
What Should You Check Before Buying An Accessible E-Reader?
A pre-purchase checklist for accessible reading: screen reader support, font scaling, buttons, braille, and the library routes no device covers alone.
How Do You Turn Pages Without Using Your Hands?
Voice assistants, adaptive switches, and touch accommodation — the ways readers with limited hand use can read hands-free.
How Do Ebook Royalties Actually Work for Indie Authors?
Amazon, IngramSpark, and Draft2Digital all publish different splits and fees — here's what each platform's own documentation actually says you keep.
How Much Should a Back-to-School E-Reader Cost?
August pricing follows a pattern you can plan around: last year's deals put the Paperwhite at $110–$125, and the anchors barely move year to year.
Where Does Digital Lending Stand After the Archive Lawsuit?
The publishers' case against the Internet Archive ended in a settlement — and left controlled digital lending without the legal footing libraries hoped for.