Will this be an audio series or a TV series?

I use an alarm clock.

Who is this?

In TV soap operas I've always wanted there to be multiple characters with the same first name. That seems realistic to me but it's probably awful for story telling purposes.

Crikey. If Luke Littler played to the age of 71, he'd be 54 times World Champion

Is it good?

Fair. It depends on the nature of the collapse I suppose. But I do know if we were to be using ebooks in those scenarios then the tech we use to access them has to be less complex and more maintainable. I would do business today with a company that specialised in future post-apocalyptic computing.

Correct. The biggest problem in that scenario, is survival and rebuilding a society as best we can. Books convey ideas and information about how to do that.

I meant "useless" in the context of a world without energy generation to power computers or other electronic devices.

Okay. I've not come across anybody who thinks that. But now that I know such people exist then I agree, it is very silly distinction. Of course ebooks and audiobooks are as valuable as physical books.

That would be a concern if that was the only copy of the book.

I'm imagining a scenario where civilisation has collapsed and all technology has ceased to function. If the purpose of a book is to convey ideas (as the OP correctly states) then ebooks and audiobooks are then useless for that purpose.

But e-books and audiobooks require technology to access. A physical book only requires technology during its creation. Once it exists it continues to exist until destroyed. There's no guarantee I can access an e-book or an audiobook in years to come no matter how careful I am.

What is it about?

From condemned to commended. What a transformation!

Jar Jar Hijinks

In the UK, coriander usually refers to the leaves of the plant, not the seeds. If a recipe asked for "coriander" I would never think about using coriander seeds. But maybe I'm wrong in that assumption and I should be using the seeds.