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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
As a customer, I feel the same way. But that's mainly because many of the backlist titles I buy run between $1.99-4.99.
(From a customer's perspective) What is a 'fair' price for a backlist fiction book?
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If I already own a paper copy, less than £2. If I don't, then less than £5. Basically, the lower the better. It really depends on the author; I'm willing to pay a bit more for some than others.
To me, the advantage of an ebook is that it doesn't take up shelf space, so books I originally purchased in the 80s as new paperbacks and that aren't really being re-read every so often are slowly being replaced by electronic copies.