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Originally Posted by colinsky
If you aren't insistent on "pre-ordering" the book, once it is released, you should be able to download a (approximately 10%) sample from Amazon for free, from which you can preview the quality and formatting of the volume in advance of paying for it.
In fact, if the earlier volumes are available now, I recommend you download a sample of one of them--that should provide enough information to guide your purchase decision.
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No, the first three volumes have no e-versions and this will be the first one that will be released on e-version as well as hardback. Now the book normally is about 50+ dollars per volume, pre-order price is about $37 which will save me 25%. I have never pre-ordered before but assume once it's officially released, it will be back to the regular price, so I can't wait till it's released I guess.