Thread: Agency pricing (almost) 1 year on...how many e-books have you NOT bought?
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Old 03-03-2011, 04:19 PM   #99
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Originally Posted by Duiker View Post
I find myself in a moral quandary. Steven Erikson's final book in a 10 part series has come out today. On the Amazon site it's sells for $11.39 for the paperback or $14.92 for the Kindle or as a third option I can get it FREE from the darknet. I've bought all the books in Erikson's series and while I am happy to pay for the book I absolutely REFUSE to pay more for the ebook. I suppose I could wait for the Kindle price to come down but I can't help feel that I am being punished for being an e-reader owner. The book is 928 pages long. I will not go back to paper books for that reason alone.
Have you looked again today? The US site has the Kindle version for $9.99
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