Thread: Would you pay more for ebook than paperback?
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Old 10-19-2012, 08:24 AM   #124
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Originally Posted by DrNefario View Post
I'm sorely tempted b the hardback of the new Joe Abercrombie, which I can get for less than the ebook. The ebook is £8.99, the hardback is half price in WHSmith, at £8.50, and cheaper still from amazon themselves.

I'd never normally buy a hardback or a premium ebook, but I'm a big fan of Abercrombie and I'm not sure I can hold out. I have his last two books in hardback.
When in this situation, I would buy the hardback, and donate it to my public library after finishing it. That way I feel that my money is helping so many other people as well Maybe a thought to help you with our decision?
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