Thread: Barbara Hambly and other authors from the 80s
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Old 04-02-2011, 11:28 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by elemenoP View Post
Oh, my apologies to Harper Lee! I always picture a lot of fighting family members in this situation, but maybe it's not true.

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Yea, the Beatles are probably the most famous example of this. My understanding is that the stumbling block for the Beatles getting on to iTunes was Lennon's widow was opposed to it for some unknown reason. Fortunately, that was finally resolved this year.

I guess in other cases it's feuding family members, a concern about killing the golden goose or simply some idea that the author wouldn't have wanted it to be in ebook format.
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