Thread: Have I Become Parsimonious Since Buying an Ereader?
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Old 02-04-2012, 05:17 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
The price I'm willing to pay (in any format) is directly proportional to my overall yearning to read the book. Which in turn is usually dependent on the level of enjoyment I've experienced reading previous works by the same author.

In other words; if I really, really want to read a new release by one of my favorite authors... I'm not waiting. Period. And I'm barely going to glance at the price.

Ebooks haven't changed my overall valuation of the words I choose to feed my brain.
Ditto.

The e-books I actually READ are usually the ones I paid $12.99 for. The free and bargain books (exempting the classics) are mainly just cluttering up my e-reader.
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