As of July 2011, apologies that "Gurrewa" is off list pending release of a second edition

The world of books is in transition. Read all the following…

Paper-Backs and eBooks can be bought direct on www.wings-press.com. Link  to Author Search – Kev Richardson - and follow directions.

Also available from Amazon. Go to www.amazon.com - in Search Box, type Kev Richardson and follow directions.

However: If buying paperbacks, mail from Thailand is considerably cheaper than from USA. ‘Sometimes’, Amazon can ship from Singapore and that might be cheaper – yet Ric keeps stock in Thailand (bought in bulk from USA).

Drop him an Email on "		" and he can likely deliver to you
more cheaply than either Wings-Press or Amazon

To Australia, for instance, your cost of any book, airmailed, is AUD$20.00.

 
   Thailand: Ric has stocks @ 395 baht. E-mail him and he will deliver COD in Chiang Mai or mail free elsewhere. 
   PS all Aussies: Would you believe, I can air-mail a paperback, safely packaged, Chiang Mai to Bangkok (same distance as Sydney-Melbourne), for 8 baht ($au 27 cents). Is it any wonder Aussies retiring to Thailand are increasing in number, every year?

    Wings-Press can download for you, at $us7.50, any title in your choice of PDF, HTML, Microsoft Reader or MobiPocket. Pay by Visa Card, Master Card or Paypal.

   Note that MobiPocket is compatible with Amazon's Kindle palm-reader, downloaded to your PC for transfer - a considerable cost-saving.

Just a note on Palm Readers…

 
Yes, it is a sorry tale for many, but the joy of holding a hard-copy print in your hands, likely has its days numbered. Amazon, the worlds largest book retailer, announced in December 2009, that for the first time, e-book sales world-wide, outnumbered hard-copy. More significant, is that every month since, the preference has increased.

 
Even digitally-dyslectic Kev Richardson has joined the mob and bought himself a Kindle – on it, I can download an incredible 3,500 books. And it is comfortably portable – it can fit in a lady’s purse, for instance. So that is how I now buy my books. My Kindle is my constant companion whenever I walk out my door.