Thread: WSJ: Sourcebooks offers DRM-free monthly subscription ebooks
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Old 04-09-2012, 12:10 PM   #13
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Sourcebooks do have other books than romances - mostly historical novels and non-fiction books about history, autism and other fields, plus a number of children's and YA novels. It just remains to be seen if the 40% apply to all these books as well, and if historical novels without a strong romance focus will find their way onto the list of four.
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