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...publisher, Online Originals, snapped up her fourth novel, The Glass Palace Chronicle. Her next e-book, The Angels of Russia, was chosen one of the five finalists for Britain's prestigious Booker prize in 1998 - to the shock and consternation of the country's staid literary establishment. A print version soon followed. As befits an interview with an e-publishing star, TIME chatted with le Roy via e-mail about her experience...
...country, but in the English-speaking community worldwide. My experiences with Online Originals were extremely positive. They put The Glass Palace Chronicle on the site six months later with virtually no editing. I got hooked and gave them The Angels of Russia without bothering to submit it to print publishers...
...than for novels. As regards novels, I can think of two factors that may increase electronic readership. One is technology, when better reading devices that look and feel more like "real" books but can store several novels at a time are available. Two is finance. Producing a book in print form is an expensive undertaking. It seems to me that the Internet would be an ideal medium to put out literary works that are of interest to a minority of readers but not likely to draw a big audience...
...When someone tells me that they stayed up reading one of my books till two in the morning or finished it walking along the street on the way to work or went to a lot of trouble to download it and print it out because they wanted to know what happened next, that's when I really think I've achieved something...
...When he became first assistant manager and director of publishing and then editor in chief, Nenneman made his major task moving the Monitor from print to radio and TV--a plan that was ultimately unsuccessful...