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Old 10-19-2010, 07:38 PM   #9
crich70
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I do understand that it isn't necessarily Amazon's fault and that it is sometimes complicated as to who has rights where. It does seem odd though. Still I'm not going to whine to much about it. Things could change in the future, and I'm sure there are still plenty of ebooks that are available free or not in the meantime.
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Apparently the author has retained the US rights, so the current publisher can't legally sell the book here. There may be another publisher with US rights, but I don't see another ebook edition out there (of course, a lot of publishers are just sitting on ebook rights or have gone out of business and then the rights on in a weird limbo where they can't be sold at all until the lawyers settle it all).
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