The Solomon Scandals A Washington newspaper novel by David Rothman

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The Solomon Scan­dals is both a trade paper­back and an elec­tronic book.

You can order Scan­dals via your local book­store or buy it via Twi­light Times Books or Bridge Street Books in the George­town sec­tion of Wash­ing­ton, D.C. The paper­back is avail­able online via Barnes & Noble or Ama­zon, although I would encour­age you to sup­port local book­stores.

List price of the 252-page trade paper­back is $16.95 USD with­out pos­si­ble taxes or ship­ping, and the e-book lists for $5.95. If pay­ing by check at Twi­light Times, click here for a form to print out. TTB’s phone num­ber for credit card orders of the paper­back is 423–323-0183. The ISBN for book­stores is 978–1-60619–042-5. Twi­light Times can either process inter­na­tional orders, via Pay­Pal, or direct you to out­lets in your country.

The paper ver­sion of Scan­dals will be avail­able from addi­tional stores in time. Check. Your local store just might already have it; if noth­ing else, it can order the book.

Scan­dals, as noted, is also avail­able as an e-book. The ePub format—readable on the Sony Reader PRS-505 and PRS-700, as well as the Stanza/iPhone combo via the free Stanza Desk­top—is among the elec­tronic choices. Dig­i­tal out­lets include Books on Board, Diesel eBooks, eReader.com, Fic­tion­wise, the Kin­dle Store, the Sony eBook Store, Twi­light Times Books, BooksOnBoard/Stanza and Fictionwise/Stanza. The /Stanza stores let you down­load the book directly to your iPhone or iPod Touch with­out using Stanza Desktop.

Any ques­tions? Write the pub­lisher at publisher@twilighttimesbooks.com or David Roth­man at dr@solomonscandals.com.

To answer one ques­tion, we’ve put an excerpt online to help you decide if Scan­dals is a book for you.

And to answer another, Kin­dle own­ers can order from Ama­zon directly for wire­less deliv­ery. Or they can use Mobipocket Desk­top 6.0 to con­vert the HTML into non­DRMed Mobi, which the K machine can read.

Users of the Sony Reader PRS-505 or PRS-700 should be able to read the ePub file avail­able from Twi­light and cer­tain e-stores. Let us know if you have problems.

iPhone own­ers can load the HTML file into the free Stanza Desk­top, then use WiFi and the Shared option within Stanza’s Library menu on the iPhone. Or they can use Amazon’s new soft­ware for the iPhone and iPod Touch—available in the App Store.

Note: Thanks to Jon Nor­ing for his work on the ePub conversion.