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Old 09-26-2011, 11:40 AM   #23
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Some do, perhaps, but to say that this is the way that everyone discovers new authors is certainly not true. Personally, for example, I've discovered many authors I wouldn't have otherwise come across by buying (yes, paying cash for the book!) Baen's monthly "Webscription" bundles.
The internet changes everything.

I think the lending-gifting method was a lot more common before either webscriptions or the "you might also like these books"-feature that every eBook store has these days. And in fairness, Gaiman was talking about eBook piracy when he said that, and why he doesn't think it's a big deal since he apparently sees it as free marketing.

Easy for him to say, he's not exactly an unknown or struggling artist these days.
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