I just noticed a wonderful review of THREE HUNDRED ZEROES on shelfari.com:

A few basic skills are really necessary before going out into the woods: recognizing wild foods, building fires, staying warm in an emergency, first aid and my favorite, tying knots. I don’t have an expansive repertoire of knots that I use, just a few basic ones. My favorites are the Slip knot, the Butterfly knot and the Reef knot, also known as the Granny knot.

Concerning the RadioSRQ interview posted earlier: I guess it wasn’t that obvious, but the second part of the broadcast is a link on the page for the first part of the interview. I’ve had several write to ask where it is. Here is the link:

Barnes and Noble’s Nook now has THREE HUNDRED ZEROES  available. I just checked tonight and there is a very nice review of the book there. I don’t know who wrote, it was signed anonymous. Thanks for the enthusiasm and I’m thrilled so many are enjoying this read.

Since the Christmas Season I’ve seen a dramatic shift in book reading. Last year THREE HUNDRED ZEROES was predominantly the print version, but now it is by and far the electronic version, especially the Kindle. As much as I love to hold a print version of a book in my hand, I have the feeling that it will soon be a minor part of the reading industry.