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Old 06-22-2011, 06:30 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by abookreader View Post
And I think that the "sour grapes" isn't even really reflected on this board. There has been a bit of grumbling lately coming from the traditional publishing establishment about the popularity of the low cost Indie Published book - not to mention that "sale" that Amazon just ran on a whole slew of non-Agency priced books where a bunch of prices dropped down to Indie levels. We're right back to the "How dare the devalue the perception of literature!" again.

I don't think it's any co-incidence that Hatchette, MacMillan and Harper Collins have all put a pretty big list on sale at around $2.99. There's a huge market of book buyers down in that lower price range there isn't going to be a void of sellers willing to make money from them - whether they're "Indie" or traditionally published.
I know that sale got me to buy 3 books that I, uh, could have gotten from the library.

And, no, I haven't read them yet, so it's not like it was PRESSING.
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