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Old 05-22-2015, 05:24 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Joques View Post
DiapDealer, I agree. This is the second edition of GAP ebooks I've bought. The first one was much worse, completely atrocious. Entire parts of the text were missing, and it was rife with errors of every kind. This one is a lot better, but still.

Donaldson has had a rough transition to ebooks. The first two chronicles of Thomas Covenant were also riddled with typos.
Do you have the US (Random House) or UK (Hachette) editions? (so I know which ones not to buy :-)
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