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Old 06-01-2012, 10:37 PM   #58
Indio777
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Originally Posted by danskmacabre View Post
Count yourself lucky, my Charcoal sticks and Ochre sales company (for use in cave painting) went bust when your Stone tablets arrived and ruined everything for everyone!
I prefer the birch tree bark format myself

Whatever, it's his book. Maybe it "is" a case of nostalgia for paper on his part. Anyway, he was somewhat of a pioneer when it came to trying to distribute books in electronic form. I am thinking of "The Plant."

I assume that both he and his publisher are aware that it will be pirated. Maybe he doesn't care. I doubt he needs the money, although his publisher might ....

I suspect that many people who would download a pirated version might do so even if there was an "official" ebook version released in conjunction with the paperback.

Will be interesting to see how sales go.
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