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Old 02-12-2010, 12:03 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht View Post
Eh, it's one of the three major attacks on Amazon by a MacMillan author from a couple weeks ago, the other two are Charlie Stross, and John Scalzi. They're all suitably upset that their livelihood is impacted by the game of chicken is played by their publisher and their single largest retailer.

In some ways, I'm really surprised that these guys were so gung-ho in defending MacMillan. MacMaillan has never released ebook editions of Charlie Stross' series, and has been pricing their ebooks well above mass market paperback prices, so MacMillan's been sabotoging these authors with the millions of people who have ebook readers.
I was a little surprised at their enthusiasm for defending macmillan as well. But given that Macmillan represents their livelihood and support...I guess that was probably the only way they felt they COULD go.
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