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Originally Posted by carld
Yes, thanks to agency pricing ebooks in the US are significantly more expensive than they are in the UK. Ebooks are often (I want to say almost always) more expensive than paperbacks.
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I'm in the US and I simply can't agree with that at all. Except for the rare occurrence, I find my ebooks to almost
always be cheaper than their current physical counterparts.
EDIT: Or do you mean recently released ebooks (only currently available physically in hardcover) are typically more expensive than a paperback book? I guess I could agree with that, but wouldn't really understand the significance of it.
