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coraa ([personal profile] coraa) wrote2010-03-22 10:41 pm
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I would love, love, love it if publishers would offer bundles of ebook and paper book. Like—I'm making up numbers, bear with me—if a paperback is $8 and the ebook version is $6, I'd pay $12 for both the paper copy and a download link. If a hardcover is $20 and the ebook is $10, I'd pay $26 for both. Like that.

I wonder why no big presses have done that. Perhaps they think they can get people to pay full price for both? But that doesn't seem like it'd happen very often.
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[personal profile] thistleingrey 2010-03-23 06:45 am (UTC)(link)
HarperStudio?
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[personal profile] thistleingrey 2010-03-23 07:05 am (UTC)(link)
I think so, but the one book I have (they've been doing business as that imprint for about a year) was a free copy, so I haven't tried investigating how to get audio access.

Sorry that was so brief, earlier--I hit Post before I'd meant to, then decided the comment could stand as it was. :P