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Old 04-07-2008, 10:11 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by edembowski View Post
I agree completely. I'm going through digitizing a few books that I read when I was younger, and are currently out of print. If publishers follow your model, they can sell the physical copies, and then add a surcharge for a 'format shift' of the content. Doing it yourself is lots of work.

By the way, the books I'm converting are the 'Skaith' books by Leigh Brackett. There's a character in there with the same name as your screen name. Coincidence?

- Ed
Why convert the Skaith books... just buy them from Baen's Webscriptions service here, already converted and formatted for you. Twenty bucks for the entire package.

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