Thread: HarperCollins returns to Full Agency pricing
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Old 04-14-2015, 08:39 PM   #79
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Correct.
But their own suppliers, the authors, need to manage *their* brands and *they* need to worry about the number of readers.

BAEN only releases eArcs with established series from top selling authors (Weber, Ringo, Drake, Correia), not newcomers. What they do with newcomers is slot their titles in monthly bundles with the high profile titles go get them readers that way.

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How odd, I just bought an ARC for a brand new series by Correia. Baen is actually pretty diverse with their ARCs.
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