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Old 02-09-2012, 02:22 AM   #29
speakingtohe
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I fail to see that backlist titles will a significant impact on newer titles. It is a specialized market, geared towards the older set or a connoisseur of the author/genre in question.

I agree that the costs are insignificant to reproduce a backlist book as the publisher may already own copyright but the proofreading etc. is often more difficult.

I love backlist titles of authors I have read in the past and missed a few, but my mother wants the latest author/title more often than not.

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