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Old 03-03-2010, 10:16 PM   #14
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Yeah I hope writers co-op like Closed Circle will be the future, not only it is easier for authors to hire distribution and maybe editing, but it would help customers identify style and quality. Assuming the like minded individuals are forming cooperation.
I hope these companies take off. There are a lot of great authors whose older books are out of print or who are no longer published. This would be one way for those books to come back into print. (I also like it when companies like e-Reads bringing them back into print -- that would be a good alternative for authors who don't want the risk or trouble of starting a corporation.)

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I for one would start buying from co-op with Vernor Vinge or Gene Wolfe in it, knowing my favorite authors will not surround themselves with bad authors.
And maybe like Vinge, more authors will produce heavily annotated e-books, like the annotated edition of A Fire Upon the Deep. That would be sooo coool. Like having a commentary track on a book.
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