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Old 09-13-2014, 03:21 PM   #37
SteveEisenberg
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
Implicit in your statement is the premise that "brand name imprints" should not have to compete with Indies and the like, simply because they are "brand name imprints". Please correct me if I am wrong . . .
It's not my place, especially on a friendly board like this, to say that someone wrongly read my post #9. I can say I did not convey to you the intended meaning. Not only do I think the "brand name imprints" should have to compete with the indies, I think Amazon should stop pressuring "brand name imprints" to economically damage its competition with low prices.


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Actions speak louder than words.
Agreed. Actions also speak louder than supposed intentions.

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Note the publishing date: pre-Amazon, pre-internet bubble.
Also noted is the Godwinization attempt.

Ezra Pound is not keeping Casino Royale and Moonraker eBooks out of American libraries. The supposed friend of the common man, Amazon, is.

Go look at the web sites of the big five publishers, as well as Amazon. None of these are elitist outfits pushing modernist poetry on the reluctant masses. To frame this as a class warfare dispute is to wildly misunderstand what's happening.
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