I have now converted my book to an ePub file, a format that is becoming the standard among e-book readers. I have put it on the Barnes & Noble site, where it is available for the same price as the Kindle version: $2.99, and is readable on a Nook. To find me on those two companies' home pages, you can select "Books" in the little button beside their search box and enter "rainbow gatherings". There are at least five e-book reading programs for a PC, which I discuss at www.bliss-fire.com/EpubReaders.htm.

(I have also made some corrections to the Kindle version, and uploaded a new one.)

I am publishing it free of DRM, so there will be no copying restrictions. I am also offering it at my own website, for $3.00 even.

So now there will be several ways you can get ahold of one. You can buy one from Amazon or B&N, and after you have paid the price it will reside in their cloud for as long as those companies shall live, and you'll be able to re-download it if your current computer dies. And $1.90 of your money will wind up with me if you use Amazon, $1.94 if you use B&N. Or you can get one from me directly at www.bliss-fire.com/Purchase.htm, in which case I get all three of those dollars, and I'll send you another one if needed if you are on my records – but I may or may not live as long as Amazon or B&N. All of these ways help to enable me to do things like travel to more gatherings and write more things about them (something I was not able to do this past summer because of a lack of funds), and continue to maintain my computer equipment and ISP payments so that I can put more stuff on the web.

Or you can copy one from one of your friends who already has one, in which case I don't get a cent, but after I have left this planet others will still be able to access this work on any machine that can read the file, no matter who is still in business. You can use whichever way conforms to your values.