Thread: Have ebooks killed the second-hand paper book market?
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Old 08-23-2018, 10:24 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by azayn View Post
I would say Amazon has probably impacted the 2nd hand book market the most.
I agree with Paul.

I used to roam the used book stores in nearby cities to find my next 'good' (used) read. First, the selection began to dwindle. Then the Stores closed (mainly due to high rent).
With the easy availability, of low cost INDY books, in a single location(the big A) ... Why bother driving (our public transit is lousy)?
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