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Old 08-05-2009, 12:03 PM   #64
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Bah! Humbug!
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I copied the response here and sent Audrey another email. I tried to gently correct her misconceptions. Let's see what happens.
This scenario reminds me of the experiences I had contacting small publishers about their plans for ebooks ( https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...e+Morgue+Press ) - esp. the responses from Crippen & Landrau and Rue Morgue Press - the deification of printed books (the smell, typography, etc.) and the opinion that ebooks were "nonexistant" books.

And most tellingly - their apparent ignorance/indifference to the availability of digital copies on the darknet. The ability (or willingness) of authors and publishers - in these supposedly cash-strapped times when profits are plummeting into the toilet - to ignore the readers with cash in hand who actually WANT to buy a legal digital copy and to support authors and publishers legally - is truly mind-numbing!
What a maroon! (to quote my favorite rabbit - or was it the duck?)
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