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Originally Posted by anamardoll
I haven't read the article -- it won't load for me for some bizarre reason -- but this is, of course, a problem when Great Thinkers let their personal vendettas interfere with their actual message. The obvious example being Bradbury who felt that the best way to disseminate knowledge to the masses was to... not license his IP as ebooks because the internet was a fad and kids needed to get off his damn lawn. Or something.
'Course, they're ebooks NOW, so he smelled the money, I'm guessing. But, yeah, it's danged annoying when Great Thinkers decide that their message is somewhat less important than their hurt feelings.  |
Well, I have been googling and I haven't been able to find an article by Ursula Le Guin stating that she will not allow her books to be digitised. I'm not saying she hasn't said it - I'm just interested to read what she actually wrote on this subject. I know that several of her more recent books are available on Kobo, so presumably this is about her earlier books.
Thanks if anyone can let me know where to find this.