Michael Kozlowski is the editor‑in‑chief of Good e-Reader and one of the most prolific voices in the digital publishing landscape. Over the past fifteen years, he has built a reputation for sharp, timely coverage of e-readers, audiobooks, and the evolving ecosystem of digital reading technologies. His reporting blends industry insight with a deep understanding of consumer trends, making him a trusted source for readers and professionals alike.

His work has been featured or cited by major international outlets, including CBC, CNET, Engadget, the Huffington Post, and The New York Times. Kozlowski is known for breaking stories, conducting in‑depth interviews with key industry players, and offering clear, accessible analysis of hardware, software, and market shifts. His long-standing presence in the field has positioned him as a reference point for discussions around digital publishing, device innovation, and the future of reading.

Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Kozlowski continues to lead Good e-Reader’s editorial direction while exploring emerging technologies and formats that shape how stories are consumed. His commitment to documenting the evolution of digital media has made him a recognizable figure in the global conversation around e-reading, and he remains dedicated to informing and engaging audiences as the industry transforms.