Brendan:
Thanks for the detailed recs! Have you yourself gotten to look at the formatting for
A Pleasing Terror, esp. in epub? I have no problem paying $9.99 even for a writer who's now out of copyright, but for $9.99, the editing had better be good even with footnotes and extra content (are the footonotes out of copyright as well?).
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You double-posted in the same post. This may be a first for MobileRead!  |
I've been so traumatized by browser crashes and forum password refreshes wiping my carefully wrought edits that I now cut and paste my posts habitually while writing them. It looks as though I hit control-V twice this time.
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Let me look over what I have on James and I'll post a reply here. . . . For those without deep pockets, there is this Megapack series (which I've been very pleased with as a series). However, I do not yet own this edition.
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Have you found the editing and proofing in the series to be good so far? I ask because the source for the collection is probably the Gutenberg Project, and those texts are always in need of radical surgery. I've also managed to find an epub version of your favored edition on
Kobo.