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Old 11-30-2010, 01:33 PM   #104
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No, since these are bestsellers they are need to get resources to find new good books.
Just because bestsellers are, right now, how (some) publishers finance finding (sometimes) good books, it doesn't mean it's the way it always has been and/or the way it always has to be. Things change. Business--maybe not the companies currently at the top of the pile right now, but some companies somewhere--will adapt.

If everyone in the world stopped buying hardcovers tomorrow, the publishing industry would be in a scramble, but once everything shook out, we'd get good books still, if for no other reason than the fact that people exist who care enough about good books to find a way to get them out there.
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