Thread: Will ARC editions become the ebook version of a hardback?
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Old 08-01-2011, 12:38 PM   #2
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I don't know what you are looking at on webscription.net, but all books that come in an ARC are available when the ARC completes, as individual books. I never buy ARCs, because I hate reading parts of books, and because there are usually books in the ARC that I am not interested in.

Baen is the publisher of the ARC books, so they are in control.

I usually wait til the ARC is complete, and buy the individual book that I am interested in, usually priced at $6.00.
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