Barnes & Noble Launches Nook "Snaps" Collection of Short Works
Barnes & Nobletoday launched a new bimonthly program for Nook customers to buy inexpensive, original, commissioned short-content, called Nook Snaps.
According to the company's press release, the content for Snaps is "high-quality short fiction and narrative non-fiction hand-picked by NOOK editors offering fresh perspectives on modern life, all in an easy-to-enjoy length and at an attractive price." The program will offer Nook customers the chance to buy three to five Nook Snaps works (of at least 5,000 words) for $1.99 each, every other month.
For the Nook Snaps debut, Barnes & Noble will offer the following works:
High-Status Characters: How The Upright Citizens Brigade Stormed a City, Started a Scene, and Changed Comedy Forever, by Brian Raftery
How to be a Playgirl, by Jessanne Collins
Willing to be Lucky, by Mickey Rapkin
The Insurrectionist, by Michael Dahlie
Theresa Horner, Vice President of Digital Content at Nook Media, said in the release, "We believe our collection of bite-sized NOOK Snaps, refreshed bimonthly and offered at a great price, provides a wonderful new way for our readers to connect with some of today's most compelling voices."
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