Thread: Macmillan Announces $5.99 eBooks
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Old 02-02-2010, 12:20 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht View Post
Just looking at backlist Sue Grafton books, the in-print paperbacks are $7.99, the ebooks are $14 for most of them, some are $7.99, and Fictionwise has two for $25 and $30 respectively. I don't know if this is Fictionwise's fault, because at least one of them is $14 elsewhere.
It's not Fictionwise's fault - those prices are all set by the publisher, not by Fictionwise (same at Mobipocket, where you'll see exactly the same prices.) If you take a closer look, you'll see that all the $7.99 e-books (which are more recent titles, to boot) are published by Penguin.
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