NEW YORK —  If you're eager to read Andre Agassi's memoir, don't expect to download it any time soon.

Agassi's "Open" will not be available as an e-book when the hardcover comes out, Nov. 9, and publisher Alfred A. Knopf has not set a date for a digital version.

"We're not releasing an e-book at this time but may consider releasing one in the future," Knopf spokesman Paul Bogaards said Thursday.

E-editions also have been withheld for Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue," Edward Kennedy's "True Compass" and Stephen King's "Under the Dome" as publishers worry that the growing e-market will take business from the more expensive hardcovers.

In Agassi's book, No. 9 on the best-seller list of Amazon.com as of Thursday afternoon, the tennis great acknowledges using crystal meth in the 1990s and then lying to the Association of Tennis Professionals tour after failing a 1997 drug test.

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