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Old 11-02-2017, 06:03 AM   #28
MikeB1972
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
Yes, piracy does damage sales, sometimes signficantly. If you price your book too high (or your publisher does) you will lose sales to piracy. The more overpriced your book, the more sales you will lose. Likewise, if you release advance copies and your readership is an avid one, you will lose sales to piracy while the book is not available. Combine these two mistakes ………
Which is fair enough, sort of, and Konrath knows what he's talking about, however, I'm still not happy with the "If it costs more than I like I'm going to nick it" argument.

I also notice that he's changed his stance to "piracy does damage sales, sometimes signficantly" from "Piracy doesn't harm authors", seems like quite a shift to me
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