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Originally Posted by william z
There are many writers like that; many of the mysteries that were enormously popular in the 1930's and 40's, for example, seem terribly outdated today. Just like popular music, tastes change.
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Things are constantly in and out of fashion. Outdated pulps came back into vogue in the '70's, leading to a resurgence or rediscovery for guys like Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard.
The nice thing about e-books is that once they exist, they do not have to go out of print.
Given enough time, guys like Frank Yerby will make it to e-books.