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Old 07-24-2012, 10:21 AM   #13
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Competition??? Project Gutenberg and public libraries

High prices find me seeking alternatives. If a favorite author becomes too expensive, I'll ditch him and find a cheaper author.

To me, there is no such thing as a must read author!
I agree.
I cannot afford the latest and greatest and the prices that go with it in e format, so I choose affordable stuff.

And I love the public library. Reading doesn't need to be expensive. Even as a kid, before e-books, reading was a "poor man's" hobby, and it still can be. Expensive incarnations of books don't stop me from reading.

Once a week I also browse smashwords for freebies. Discovering new authors is great, and if I buy their books, they are drm-free and not too expensive.
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