From the department of random statistics...

27% of the downloads of my book so far have been in epub or mobi format rather than pdf.

Which begs two questions: Do 1 in 4 of the science-fiction reading community own a mobile reader? And why am I not one of them?

Booklog 2009

Read (in alphabetical order):

Elizabeth Bear, All the Windwracked Stars
Chaz Brenchley, River of the World
Marie Brennan, Deeds of Men
Lois McMaster Bujold, The Sharing Knife
C J Cherryh, Conspirator
C C Finlay, The Patriot Witch
Lynn Flewelling, The White Road
Daniel Fox, Dragon in Chains
Shirley Jackson, We Have Always Lived in the Castle (re-read)
Janet Kagan, Mirabile (re-read)
Lee & Miller, Duainfey
Jane Lindskold, The Buried Pyramid
Juliet E. McKenna, Turns & Chances
Jan Morris, Hav (re-read)
Namoi Novik, Victory of Eagles
Anthony Price, Other Paths to Glory (re-read)
Janni Lee Simner, Bones of Faerie
Sherwood Smith, King's Shield
John Wyndham, The Chrysalids (re-read)

In progress:

Neil Stephenson, Anathem

I am not the audience:

Cory Doctorow, Little Brother

In the queue:

Too many to mention

Redacted:

Various books on: Access 2007; Drupal; Genealogy

^{Small print: Reading is no recommendation. Except when it's good}