Thread: Publishers still missing the point on e-book prices
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Old 12-29-2011, 07:58 PM   #432
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Originally Posted by spindlegirl View Post
Depends whether or not they personally can afford it. I used to be accused of not being a fan of certain bands because I hate going out to concerts. Whatever.... What suits one may not suit another.
Indeed. There are many ways a fan can help an author, including spreading the word. I received "Bumped" for free from NetGalley and have gotten at least 4 people to buy it when it was the Kindle Deal this week. (And I bought a copy too, because WOO! AUTHORS! But I have the luxury to do that.)

Really, the sentence itself is silly. I'm a fan of Mercedes Lackey, but I know in advance that some of her books are not for me, so I don't get them. OH NOES I'M NOT A FAN NOW.
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