Short Take: Time Warner publishes e-book list

By Gwendolyn Mariano
Staff Writer, CNET News

Time Warner Books has unveiled its first monthly list of e-book titles, a prelude to the iPublish.com site that is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2001. The e-books will be distributed in September through several formats, including Gemstar's Rocket eBook, Glassbook, and Microsoft Reader. They will also be for sale at Barnesandnoble.com. The e-books include new works by Nicholas Sparks, David Foster Wallace, Nelson DeMille, David Baldacci and Sandra Brown.

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