Free ebooks and new websites at Her Ladyship’s Quest

PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 10, 2008 – New ebooks, interesting websites, and product reviews popping up in daily posts at new blog Her Ladyship’s Quest from writer Tracy Falbe. As the owner of Falbe Publishing of Chico, California, Falbe decided to launch a blog to chronicle her constant activities in writing and publishing.

Falbe produces 19 websites on such diverse subjects as tattoos, dragons, global warming, dogs, and Star Trek, five books in trade paperback including a complete epic fantasy series, six original ebooks, and a growing list of classics in ebook formats. With such a diverse line of content and frequent additions throughout her product lines, Falbe needed to create a blog with a broad view instead of a niche view.

Readers gain from monitoring the posts at Her Ladyship’s Quest online at http://herladyshipsquest.blogspot.com because her posts announce newly published titles, highlight useful content at various websites, and include product reviews of ebook readers. She describes her blog as her way of “overcoming every obstacle to promote her books, ebooks, and websites to readers worldwide.”

Falbe plans for the blog to also be her platform for examining her tiny place in the huge publishing industry. It is a complex and interesting business that she loves, but it is undergoing significant shifts with the rise of digital content delivery, copyright challenges in a global market, increased use of direct-to-reader self publishing by authors, and economic pressures on retail bookstore outlets. She is excited about the opportunities for herself and other small content producers. For example, her market research has revealed strong dislike among ebook readers for digital rights management restrictions on content, so she has positioned her ebook products in the market as DRM-free ebooks because her company has nothing to gain from inconveniencing paying customers.

Visitors to Her Ladyship’s Quest can easily peruse the content from Falbe Publishing with the sidebar of links that includes access to free ebooks.