Kindle singles are shorter articles, normally longer than you would find in a magazine, but shorter than a book that are available to purchase on Amazon.com for one’s Kindle of course. Most of these are fairly cheap and for example I recently bought for $1 an article called “Trial by fury” by Douglas Preston, which dealt with the way in which Amanda Knox has been picked on by the Internet haters and trolls, who have always claimed that she is guilty of the murder in Italy of Meredith Kercher during sex games that allegedly went wrong.

The article explains how the Internet makes mob psychology worse, because it gives anonymity to all of the accusers and so-called “experts” and really allows Internet hate groups to attack people that they don’t like or believe are responsible for something. The point of Kindle Singles is that you can read a very detailed article that is not necessarily book length on a specific topic and learn a lot more in a short time. You probably will not have to guess which country and people star in a Kindle Singles book called “The Honeymoon Murder”, which for example, is 41 pages long. I think everything that helps to promote more reading is fantastic, and these mid-length type articles are also extremely interesting to read and can be finished in about an hour before you get onto the next one.