Thread: Dealing with Barnes and Noble
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Old 01-30-2010, 09:52 AM   #82
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Can she demand that her books are only read under natural light, and not under lightbulbs?
Sure. Good luck to her on enforcing that, though.

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Can she force all editions of her books to have less than 9pt type size?
If she puts that in her contract, and the publishers want to sell her book badly enough, you bet.

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Can she choose Chinese translations to be printed left-to-right, so that the readers can get the "real feeling" of reading an English book?
Of course. Mind, that would just result in (even more) people reading pirate (NB: not file-shared. Pirate.) editions, but it's a perfectly legal demand to make.
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