Thread: Death of the agency model?
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Old 03-31-2012, 11:43 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by J. Strnad View Post
I'm pretty much over the whole debate. Even at $9.99 (ebooks subsidized by Amazon) I thought the price was too high, and I started looking around. I now have a TBR list that'll keep me going for weeks with new books appearing all the time. The big publishers have become all but irrelevant to me as a reader.
I, on the other hand, consider agency prices to be entirely reasonably, and buy almost all my books from agency publishers. E-book sales appear to be booming; I'm evidently not the only person who has no issue with current pricing levels.
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