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Originally Posted by SameOldStory
You, and I, certainly agree. Along with most of the MR members I think.
I'm thinking, though, that the major publishers just can't let a book go out there is it's less than $10.
That or they may think that while you're reading that book you aren’t spending more for the latest Dale Brown book (I'm not picking on Dale Brown, just an example).
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Originally Posted by tompe
The reason is probably much simpler. A 30 year old back list book will probably not sell so many copies so they have to charge at least so much it cost to put it out.
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Looking at it that way I see there is logic to the idea of not putting out the backlist at a low-ish price. One reason would be it puts new authors without those backlist titles at a pretty large disadvantage for sales. So maybe the price just needs to be what it will be.
...I wonder what is on TV today?