Thread: Strategies for reading the classics?
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Old 06-08-2011, 03:15 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
Are their free books all DRM free?
No, that depends on the author/publisher because apparently they can set DRM-free or not. Samhain who gives away a lot of free erotic romance every month has their books DRM-free, but you can't tell from looking at the product page like you can with Kindle books.

So only the 3 giveaway-with-account-signup B&N Classics titles are DRM-free, I'm afraid. But B&N's DRM is pretty easy to liberate, if you're so inclined.

(And it looks like they've jacked up the regular selling price to $3.99 each sometime in the last month or so.

I hope they reconsider this decision. Or at least run another few holiday freebie giveaway promotions.)
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