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Old 04-13-2010, 03:13 AM   #11
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My concern with Webscriptions is that there have been a lot of "new" books lately that are actually omnibus reprints of ebooks I already have. Between the Mark Van Name omnibus reprint and the tea-bagger manifesto, I'll skip the July Webscription and just pick up the new Honor Harrington.
Baen have always published a number of books pushing an ultra-right-wing political message; all John Ringo's recent books read more like political manifestos than novels, to my mind (which is a pity, because he USED to write really, really good "hard" SF). On the other hand, that's balanced by the fact that they also publish Eric Flint's books, which push a socialist ideology. I buy all Baen's webscription packages, because I very much support what they are trying to do, but I certainly don't read those books which I find unpleasant.
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