u/gripepe

I have recently acquired the first 8 issues of the Dragon Tooth comics that were run as a kickstarter campaign.

I already had one softcover and have put the last two on order, so I'm not really sure how to fit them on my collection.

Is there any reliable way to purchase the last 4 (of 12) issues online, shipping to Europe?

I've also recently heard about "The Expanse: A Little Death" and the new omnibus release, so perhaps I'll just get that and de-deplicate my collection by selling the individual issues and softcovers.

Hola a todos.

A fecha de hoy soy incapaz de encontrar la edición de tapa dura (cantos tintados) de El Aliento de los Dioses en ninguna tienda española.

Alguien sabe si se han hecho reimpresiones, o se van a hacer? O realmente sólo quedan opciones de segunda mano?

I have recently purchased a Pocketbook Era Color. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase. One of the main reasons I opted for it instead of a Kobo or some other brand was the direct integration with eBiblio (https://ebiblio.es/inicio.html), a free digital lending service provided by the Spanish public library system.

https://pocketbook.es/noticias/como-disfrutar-de-ebiblio-en-tu-pocketbook

Unlike other eReaders, this is a direct integration via the web browser, without the need to download and send the DRM-ed media content via other steps (cable, cloud integration, etc.)

The system works, but admittedly it's a bit clunky:

• The ebiblio website is really not very functional on it's own. This is a public service, not an actual storefront, so this is somewhat to be expected. Many clicks needed to get to a particular book, or to the list of books lent to your account.
• The Pocketbook Era Color's web browser is just incredibly slow and unresponsive, even on this very simple website, which combined with the above, makes the prospect of browsing and downloading books very unappealing, the process of returning and reservering books also a bit slowish.

I'm managing through having bookmarks to the most used pages, and a bit of patience.

However, once you have access to the eBook's link, it gets integrated really well into the PB, and the screen and device quality is just superb.

The android eBiblio companion app is not flashy by any means (again, public service), but it's highly functional. So for my needs (having children use eBiblio through the ereader without any other step) perhaps an Android eInk mini tablet would have been preferrable, although I like the fact PB is an eBook / Audiobook - limited ecosystem.

I'm still happy with the PB, but this is something I would have wanted to know.

Does anyone else have similar experiences? Any tips or recommendations to make the whole process a bit more manageable?