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Old 03-22-2012, 08:59 AM   #40
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Originally Posted by FizzyWater View Post
Maybe you meant the comment differently than I read it. If the only way for a favorite author of mine to write was if every books sold for $35, I suspect I'd find another favorite author. Doesn't mean I don't value the author, but it means I have to weigh that value against what I earn, how many books I'd like to read in a month, and how quickly I go through them. I can't afford to read as much as I do at that price.
I agree with this. It doesn't mean that I don't value authors but reading a book a day I simply can't afford to pay $20 per book. It's fine for those who read only 5 books a year. I wouldn't care either if I only bought that many. I give much more to authors than that croud even if they always paid full hardback prices because I buy many more books. I more than make up in volume what I won't/can't pay in price.
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