Meet our Editorial Director, the novelist
Michael Pastore.
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Q. How can I contact Zorba?
Email:
Q. How can I pay for my books and ebooks?
Online by PayPal, or Credit Card. Or you can mail us a check or money order. For more information, please see our web page titled: HowTo Buy.
Q. Do you have a list of all your publications?
Just visit this page: Books and eBooks from Zorba Press.
Q. How can the PDF ebooks be read?
With free reading software from Adobe, or with any of the many free alternative PDF readers, such as Sumatra, or (for Macs) Preview. For more info, please visit our web page about ebooks.
Q. How can I download your ebooks?
Buy the ebook from our website. We will soon send you and email that contains the download link and the ebook's password.
Q. I don't have a PC, I have a MAC. How can I download the ebooks?
MAC Users and PC users can simply click on the download link, and your ebook will begin to download to your computer's desktop.
Q. Do I need to be connected to the Internet while reading the ebook?
No. You need to be connected to the Internet while downloading. After downloading the ebook to your computer, then you do not need to be connected to the Internet to read the ebook.
Q. Where are your book reviews?
They are being moved to our new blog, Epublishers Weekly
Q. What is Youthtopia?
Our site for free resources related to Children, Childhood, and Sustainable Living. We hope to launch it soon.
Q. Do you have any free ebooks?
For the most part, we have discontinued our free ebook program. We wholehearted recommend Project Gutenberg for free electronic books.
Our free ebook of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, developed for the Tompkins County Public Library in Ithaca, may still be available from their site.. Download and then read it (normal-sized and large-print versions) here:
http://www.tcpl.org/Frankenstein/index.html
Q. I read that you have a special page, listing all your books about working with children. How can I find that page?
Just go here: Books About Caring For Kids.
Copyright © 2008 by Michael Pastore.
