Thread: Will Kindle only editions make author signings obsolete?
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Old 10-03-2010, 08:35 AM   #3
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By accident I have one signed book in my possession. Last Argument Of Kings [The First Law #3] by Joe Abercrombie. I used to buy h/b editions only but missed this one on Amazon, so I bought it half a year later on ebay and it had Joe's signature.
I have never been a fan of book signatures, or any other celebrity signatures fan culture in the first place. What is a point?
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