E-reading is certainly on the rise, with “screen culture” taking a firm hold in modern culture. Nowadays, the question is not what to read but how – on paper, tablet, e-reader, or even on a phone. Considering the size of the screen of some phones, the latter does not seem that absurd.
Linux has a good range of open source software which helps users to organise their e-book collection, catch up on a novel, and to create, validate and publish their own e-book.
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