Thread: How much would you pay for a classics subscription?
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Old 12-11-2020, 07:27 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
I only read books on eink. Can't install your app on an eink Kindle or Kobo. So, it wouldn't matter to me personally what the price is, no deal.

Speaking generally, the price should not be particularly high. Classics are freely available from Gutenberg and from various public libraries, and most people are more interested in new books. 2€ per month, perhaps?
If any of his eBooks are available on MR, I'd want my money back. And then how many "classics" are there left that are not on MR and are good enough for 120 a year?
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