Litsy App Brings Bookish Conversation to Life Online - Book Business

I need a nap. It's been a long day.

When Panzer woke from his afternoon nap he decided to finish cleaning out the Panzermobile. It's a good thing he did because he found another post under his pilot's seat. The post is from the Book Business site and is a followup to the Litsy post our adventuresome kitty told you about earlier today.

This new post is by Todd Lawton. Mr. Lawton is the co-founder of Litsy. He uses a question and answer format to explain the iOS app.  As Panzer told you earlier Litsy is for readers to engage in 300 character conversations about books. Mr. Lawson's post is geared more toward reasons for publishers to join the "conversations" on Litsy.

Panzer says, "Remember kittens ... This is a post by the co-founder of the app. It's more of a press release about the good points of the app rather than a non-biased post."

Note: This is a long post. Bring a thermos of tea and a sandwich for this reading selection.

To read the post, tootle over to Litsy app

To read Panzer's earlier post about Litsy, tootle over to Litsy

New App,Litsy, Aims To Be The Instagram Of Books - PW

I'll be watching this one.

Panzer was enjoying tootling around in the Catosphere today when he decided to stop in at the Publishers' Weekly site. After doing a little digging around there, our inquisitive reporter kitty found a post about a new iOS app for book lovers.

According to the post by Ed Nawotka, the new app Litsy is for those who want to only talk about books. Posts must be 300 characters or less. Currently, there are 20,000 users including not just readers but writers and publishers as well .

Panzer says, "Hmm ... Well, 300 characters is better than a Twitter Tweet."

Note: This is a medium longish post. Bring a cup of iced tea and a muffin for today's selection.

To read the post, tootle over to Litsy