Comments on: About this book/FAQ http://craphound.com/littlebrother A Rousing Tale of Techno-Geek Rebellion Mon, 21 May 2012 16:08:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Militant Libertarian » Your enemy isn’t piracy. Your enemy is obscurity http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-59513 Militant Libertarian » Your enemy isn’t piracy. Your enemy is obscurity Mon, 20 Feb 2012 03:06:23 +0000 #comment-59513 [...] http://www.andykaiser.com/2012/diy-authors-self-publishing-tools-services-and-marketing-recommendations/ http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/#freedownload [...] [...] http://www.andykaiser.com/2012/diy-authors-self-publishing-tools-services-and-marketing-recommendations/ http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/#freedownload [...]

]]> By: Llanet http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-59170 Llanet Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:43:24 +0000 #comment-59170 I´ts one of the best books I´ve ever read. I started reading it at my cousins house, we were on vacation and I was bored. Only problem was even if I can read a book in a few hours, I couldn´t read it in 2 and this one book was from her school´s library. I live in Mexico and I´m 13, books over here cost about 400 pesos or $40 dollars, obviously I can´t afford them and even if I worked at my age all I would make would be about $10 dollars a day (if i´m lucky). I still love having my books at home and on paper, but if I can´t afford them I read them online. There are some russian sites I visit to get them for free (althought I don´t understand russian the titles are still in their original language), but they don´t always have the book I´m looking for so its a relief to find them to be free and in the internet with permission of the author. Thanks (sorry for long comment and bad english, It is not my native language) I´ts one of the best books I´ve ever read. I started reading it at my cousins house, we were on vacation and I was bored. Only problem was even if I can read a book in a few hours, I couldn´t read it in 2 and this one book was from her school´s library. I live in Mexico and I´m 13, books over here cost about 400 pesos or $40 dollars, obviously I can´t afford them and even if I worked at my age all I would make would be about $10 dollars a day (if i´m lucky). I still love having my books at home and on paper, but if I can´t afford them I read them online. There are some russian sites I visit to get them for free (althought I don´t understand russian the titles are still in their original language), but they don´t always have the book I´m looking for so its a relief to find them to be free and in the internet with permission of the author. Thanks (sorry for long comment and bad english, It is not my native language)

]]> By: Délivrer Des Livres » Little Brother de Cory Doctorow http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-59041 Délivrer Des Livres » Little Brother de Cory Doctorow Mon, 30 Jan 2012 21:17:34 +0000 #comment-59041 [...] + télécharger le livre (en anglais) au format souhaité (légal, offert par l’auteur qui s’explique ici) [...] [...] + télécharger le livre (en anglais) au format souhaité (légal, offert par l’auteur qui s’explique ici) [...]

]]> By: m1tch311 http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-57907 m1tch311 Sun, 25 Dec 2011 23:04:02 +0000 #comment-57907 best book i have ever read. i have 5 1&1/2 story bookshelves filled with books. yours is the best by far. keep writing please! best book i have ever read. i have 5 1&1/2 story bookshelves filled with books. yours is the best by far. keep writing please!

]]> By: Nicolle http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-57636 Nicolle Sat, 17 Dec 2011 21:27:35 +0000 #comment-57636 I completely agree with you. I have a Nook and don't exactly "buy" books on it. In fact, I've never purchased an actual/eBook in my life (unless it was a gift card, of course) It's not that I don't believe in buying books. I'm 17 and jobless - I just don't have the money. I love books with real paper, though I don't think eReaders could ever replace real books. See, ever since I was 4 or 5, I've been going to the library. I check out books and read them. Once I finish, I return them. If I like them, I'll check them out again. But I usually never bother. There's something... odd to me about reading a book more than once or twice. I don't have time to re-read. Even if it's good - there's other books to read, and so little time! I guess my point is that I never had the intent on purchasing the books anyways, so why deprive myself of the opportunity to read them when given the chance? It's not that I would go to a store and steal stuff, but I'm a teenager - I'm naturally inclined to steal stuff if I'm not going to get caught! :) Anyways, I read this book (the eBook, that is) and absolutely loved it. I really applaud you for what you're doing - having, most of all, the courage to keep up with the times. The future is now, and I think people are still living in the past, with old ideas. The future, as well as the present... are always changing, and that's what I love about science fiction! I completely agree with you. I have a Nook and don't exactly "buy" books on it. In fact, I've never purchased an actual/eBook in my life (unless it was a gift card, of course) It's not that I don't believe in buying books. I'm 17 and jobless - I just don't have the money. I love books with real paper, though I don't think eReaders could ever replace real books. See, ever since I was 4 or 5, I've been going to the library. I check out books and read them. Once I finish, I return them. If I like them, I'll check them out again. But I usually never bother. There's something... odd to me about reading a book more than once or twice. I don't have time to re-read. Even if it's good - there's other books to read, and so little time!

I guess my point is that I never had the intent on purchasing the books anyways, so why deprive myself of the opportunity to read them when given the chance? It's not that I would go to a store and steal stuff, but I'm a teenager - I'm naturally inclined to steal stuff if I'm not going to get caught! :) Anyways, I read this book (the eBook, that is) and absolutely loved it. I really applaud you for what you're doing - having, most of all, the courage to keep up with the times. The future is now, and I think people are still living in the past, with old ideas. The future, as well as the present... are always changing, and that's what I love about science fiction!

]]> By: Cory Doctorow speaks at Penn and Sci Fi convention this weekend http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-56466 Cory Doctorow speaks at Penn and Sci Fi convention this weekend Wed, 16 Nov 2011 21:46:43 +0000 #comment-56466 [...] to copyleft and information liberation, publishing his books under Creative Commons licenses and giving them away.  Lucky us, he’s appearing in and around Philly this [...] [...] to copyleft and information liberation, publishing his books under Creative Commons licenses and giving them away.  Lucky us, he’s appearing in and around Philly this [...]

]]> By: The content war is only just beginning - TheWayoftheWeb http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-56135 The content war is only just beginning - TheWayoftheWeb Tue, 08 Nov 2011 08:57:36 +0000 #comment-56135 [...] to adapt a quote by Cory Doctorow on copying, machine-created content will never be worse, or more expensive to produce, than it is [...] [...] to adapt a quote by Cory Doctorow on copying, machine-created content will never be worse, or more expensive to produce, than it is [...]

]]> By: Jessica http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-55791 Jessica Sun, 23 Oct 2011 21:37:38 +0000 #comment-55791 I'm researching a presentation on why trainers should use Creative Commons, which brought me here. But I had to leave a comment, because I also saw Star Wars when I was six, when it first came out in Memphis, on a school field trip. And the next thing I did was rewrite it as a play. Kleebits and ... I can't remember the other character's name. Brings me right back. I'm researching a presentation on why trainers should use Creative Commons, which brought me here. But I had to leave a comment, because I also saw Star Wars when I was six, when it first came out in Memphis, on a school field trip. And the next thing I did was rewrite it as a play. Kleebits and ... I can't remember the other character's name. Brings me right back.

]]> By: alon Adler http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-55450 alon Adler Wed, 05 Oct 2011 15:30:30 +0000 #comment-55450 You're my hero! This book only and the best I've read in my life! You're my hero! This book only and the best I've read in my life!

]]> By: Little Brother » 22BalmoralRoad http://craphound.com/littlebrother/about/comment-page-3/#comment-55356 Little Brother » 22BalmoralRoad Fri, 30 Sep 2011 06:55:40 +0000 #comment-55356 [...] and foremost, Little Brother by Cory Doctorow is fantastic story about a young adult growing up in a post 9/11 world full of [...] [...] and foremost, Little Brother by Cory Doctorow is fantastic story about a young adult growing up in a post 9/11 world full of [...]

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