Thread: Are Baen books really that bad?
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Old 09-02-2014, 12:26 PM   #92
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Originally Posted by NormHart View Post
Baen Books is the reason I bought an e-reader, the reason I found MobileRead, and the reason I have a library of in excess of 3000 books here in my home.
Me too, although my current ebook count is closer to 1100.

I purchased David Weber's first Honor Harrington book "On Basilisk Station" in dead tree format because they offered it for $0.99. I loved it and proceeded to buy the next 9 books. As luck would have it book 10 was due out the next month and it included a CD with all the previous novels on ebook as well as other authors (like Ringo).

I think they are a great publisher with a fantastic DRM policy.
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