Thread: Penguin USA to release back-list titles as ebooks
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Old 05-23-2008, 01:32 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by MaggieScratch View Post
Yeah, if they could make the new Cambridge editions of the novels available as e-books...and not as spendy!

P.S. I have some connections at Penguin...I'll see if I can get a review copy in MOBI and will report back.

P.P.S. My understanding is that the enhanced Penguin editions will sell for about $8 MSP. Probably a little less retail.
hmm... see if you can get me a review copy in MOBI too !

8$ seems like a lot of money for an e-book of a text in the public domain, even *with* the enhancements.
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