Thank you for doing this. My wife and I have just recently started exploring the kindle and are testing it right now on the pc before we purchase an actual kindle. I’ve been thinking about getting Grace upon Grace anyway, so I’ll likely get it for kindle and see how it works. If I like it, I’ll likely be picking up some of the titles you mention above, too.
Thanks again,
Randy

Any expectation or time line for getting some of these books in epub format? As an owner of a Nook and not a Kindle, I am finding patience a true virtue in getting some of these treasures for my e-reader.

Pastor McCain,
The “Theological Commonplaces” is part of the same series you folks are starting that came so highly recommended right?

God Bless,
Steve

@Steve Foxx

Hee Hee, I couldn’t resist. I remember Dr. Kilcrease’s comments and got the Kindle version. Looks great!! Just bookmark the table of contents and you’re ready to go. It’s a great idea for a guy who’s going to sit on a bus today for 6 hours.

Steve

I have a request: Would Concordia (or any publisher!) please put out What Luther Says by Ewald Plass in Libronix? It would be good to revise it to reference LW, but I won’t complain if you just put it out the way it is.

This work has been a big help over the years. It’s helped me find a number of obscure Luther quotes, as well as presenting a good overview of Luther’s thoughts on particular
topics.

In order to extensively search this work now, I use Google’s searchable snippet version on Google Books. A Libronix version would be very helpful.

Paul. Keep up the good work. I love accessing my books on the iPad. Any thought of releasing the hymnal on iPad or kindle? I know there are copyrights issues, but I still think it could be done.

T