Thread: Agatha Christie
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Old 06-30-2012, 02:11 PM   #87
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
The big difference between Agatha Christie and Shakespeare (at least from a pricing point of view!) is that Shakespeare is out of copyright, and anyone can publish a book of his work.
True, but I was trying to point out that if you can typeset and proofread all of Shakespeare and sell it cheaply, then it can't be horribly expensive to do so. I wouldn't expect the costs of digitizing all of Christie's work to be much more than that. So I was looking at it as a sort of baseline for the price of a large collection; the point they could go down to without going into the red.
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