Thread: Books that would be lost forever?
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Old 06-23-2011, 02:52 AM   #7
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Keep your finger crossed, Baen are gradually bringing out various Norton titles and reprinting series in omnibus volumes... hopefully WW will arrive soonish...


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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby View Post
Hmm... ebooks exist without regard to Amazon, there are other sources for ebooks, and
ereaders.

OK, now take slow - deep breaths, you two will be fine in a few minutes.

There may be a danger that many great books/stories will be lost, though. I am
wondering about the fate of many. (I thought of Robert Benchley when I read the
above post) I can't even find any ebooks of the Andre Norton "Witch World" series,
a very popular series at one time.

I suppose it is all a part of the winnowing process that gave us the "Classics" that are
proclaimed today, but I don't have to like it.

Luck;
Ken
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