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Old 05-09-2011, 12:42 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
"Write for people who want to read it" rather than "write for people who can afford it".
How "fair" is it to demand someone work for those unwilling or unable to pay them for their work?

I agree completely that some books are priced more than I want to pay for them. When you and I draw that line on any given book may differ. That's the market in action.

However, I applaud those who command high prices and GET those high prices. I applaud those who PAY those high prices. The ability to make a living, and the chance to REALLY do well by writing gives people incentive to create the books I enjoy reading.

So even when I choose to not buy a book because of it's price, I'm glad the book exists. I'm not injured in any way by books existing that are too expensive for me to buy.

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