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Old 10-05-2026, 05:58 PM   #145
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Jon, might I point out that the message you seem to be replying to was about books available in both the US and UK markets.

One of examples was The Forever War where the US price is $12.99 US while the UK price is £5.99. So £9.82 compared to £5.99. So if the author is receiving a 15% royalty on both editions, you are by buying the UK edition instead of the US edition are costing Joe Haldeman ~$0.76. Say this is done by 1000 people, he loses $759.60 US.
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