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Old 02-15-2014, 08:19 AM   #55
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Yes, one can work it various ways. Perhaps the most realistic is saying it's $100 for 48 issues. Perhaps it was an extravagance. That I got about $140 back from Fictionwise probably tipped the balance.
I've just gone back to check this again. The standard subscription price is $36/year. The difference between the $40 and the $145 level is $105 and four years subscription - i.e. $26.25 per year. That's only a 27% discount on the standard subscription price, and it's in dollar today, not two/three/four years down the line.

You were right, I think. The $40 level is the sweet point (unless you also want Fantasy back issues).

Luckily, I find you can change your pledge amount at any point up until the kickstarter closes!

I'm now on the $40 level, and a lot happier.

$5 for the three special issues - $1.67 each
$35 for 60 issues (48 back issues and 12 subscription issues) at $0.58 per issue.

Even accounting for already owning ten of the back issues, that makes it $0.70 per issue. A definite bargain.

Your comments helped me make a much better decision — thanks.
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