Thread: Does an unavailable ebook represent, to you, a lost book sale?
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Old 09-16-2009, 02:03 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by Tattncat View Post
You need to have another option for us optimists. I have no urge to buy paper. What I do is add the book to an ongoing list of books I am waiting to see become available in digital format; like the Wheel of Time series; the Harry Potter series, and until just recently Ayn Rand's books.
IMHO eventually they will all have to come out as eBooks, it's just a matter of time and patience.
I totally agree. Several times I have been disappointed that I couldn't find an ebook and then found it later unexpectedly (most recently the Ayn Rand works - thanks to a heads-up here on MR).
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