Dzanc Books to Launch eBook rEprint Series Dzanc Books is excited to announce our new electronic rEprint Series. In conjunction with our traditional publishing of new works in both print and electronic form, Dzanc is now set to publish great works of literary fiction that have recently gone out of print. These works will be offered back to the reading public in the form of eBook titles available on all eReaders, including Kindle, Nook, Sony, Cybook, Jetbook and all others. As with all of our eBooks, the author royalty rate on the titles in our rEprint series is 50%. The first batch of Dzanc rEprint titles will appear in the next two months and include: Pinckney Benedict's short story collection, Town Smokes;Noy Holland's short story collection, The Spectacle of the Body; Brian Kiteley's novel, Still Life With Insects; Patricia Lear's short story collection, Stardust, 7-Eleven, Route 57, A&W, and So Forth; two of David Lynn's books; a trio of Michael Martone's short story collections; and Michael Hickins' short story collection, The Actual Adventures of Michael Missing. We are currently in discussions regarding hundreds of other fantastic titles that we will be announcing in the near future. Continuing with our commitment to publish great works of new literary fiction in both traditional print and electronic form, Dzanc is proud to add this new rEprint series to our roster. The titles that are published under our rEprint arm will also be available through our eBook Club, which distributes a different eBook title on the first of every month at an incredibly low rate to members. When joining the Dzanc eBook Club, members also receive 5 new books free. Dzanc's eBooks are designed in house, and as noted, work on all formats, ensuring that they look exactly the way they are supposed to on all reading machines. Dzanc's eBook titles are available both at our website, and distributed by Constellation, the digital management arm of Consortium Book Sales and Distribution, LLC, which makes them available through all standard retail outlets, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc.