digital editions by Daniel Ford

I'm making my books and short pieces available in digital editions, including for Amazon's elegant Kindle reader, as low as $139 for the next-generation wi-fi device. (You can also read Kindle e-books on Apple's iPhone, Touch, or iPad; on the Blackberry; and on any Mac or PC computer by downloading the free apps. Go here for more.)

More recently, Smashwords has provided a platform for e-books that can be read in almost any format. These titles are also beginning to show up on Barnes & Noble's website, for downloading to its Nook e-book reader. Mobipocket editions are designed to be read on small handheld devices like the Blackberry.

And if you prefer paper editions, just click here. Blue skies! -- Dan Ford, August 1

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new!

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The Country Northward: a hiker's journal,
along the trail in the White Mountains of New Hampshire

Journal of a two-week trek across the mountains in the summer of 1975. Identical to the CreateSpace edition (170 pages) -- $4.99

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military history

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The Lady and the Tigers:
Remembering the Flying Tigers of World War II

A new edition of Olga Greenlaw's memoir of her year with the AVG. Text identical to the iUniverse paperback (278 pages) but with few or no photographs. -- $4.99

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The Only War We've Got: Early Days in South Vietnam

The Vietnam War before it all went wrong: a reporter's journal. Text identical to the iUniverse paperback (212 pages) but with few or no photographs --$4.99

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Glen Edwards: The Diary of a Bomber Pilot

Fifty missions over North Africa--and a fiery death in the desert. Text identical to the Smithsonian Institution Press hardcover (211 pages) but with few or no photographs -- $4.99

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A Vision So Noble: John Boyd, the OODA Loop,
and America's War on Terror

A brief study of the works of the Air Force colonel who was arguably the greatest American military thinker of the 20th Century, and how he might have approached the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Identical to the CreateSpace edition (74 pages) -- $3.99

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novels

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Michael's War: A Story of the Irish Republican Army

Star-crossed lovers during the Irish rebellion and civil war, 1916-1923. Text identical to the iUniverse paperback (206 pages) --$4.99

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Remains: A Story of the Flying Tigers

Fitz, Blackie, their British and Anglo-Burman girlfriends, and a Japanese suicide pilot--they meet at Rangoon. Text identical to the iUniverse paperback (240 pages). -- $4.99

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Incident at Muc Wa: A Story of the Vietnam War

The novel that inspired the Burt Lancaster classic, Go Tell the Spartans. A revised digital edition, based on the Doubleday hardcover (231 pages) -- $4.99-$5.99

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articles and research papers

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When Sun-tzu met Clausewitz: the OODA Loop and the invasion of Iraq

On getting inside Saddam Hussein's 'decision cycle'--a 3,000-word 'long essay' for King's College. (Now incorporated into A Vision So Noble above, and useful as a sample taste) -- $1.99 for the Kindle edition

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The Last Raid: How World War II ended, August 1945

Hap Arnold's "thousand-plane raid" on Japan was the last act in a war that began eight years earlier. A 3,000-word article first published in Air & Space / Smithsonian on the 50th anniversay of VJ Day. 99¢ for the Kindle edition.

A Rebel in the County Cork, 1915-1923 (case study of an insurgency)

The rebel is the same Patrick Forde who inspired Michael's War above, his memoir tested against contemporary War Studies thinking. A 3,000-word 'long essay' for King's College, London. 99¢ for the Kindle edition.