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Old 01-31-2012, 09:03 AM   #8
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When I first got my Sony 505 I thought ebooks would be cheaper than pbooks. The ones I was interested in weren't. So I decided to change my reading habits. I never buy an ebook of a New York Times bestseller. Rarely worth the price or the time to read.

Instead, I "buy" most of my books at Smashwords. I've discovered a lot of well-written indie author ebooks at $2.99 and less, most often free, at Smashwords. I think if you are only interested in newly released bestsellers, an ereader is a mistake. If you are willing to try writing from unkown authors, then the device is great because there is a lot of free and inexpensive writing available that is very good.
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