IO9 lists the best #scifi and fantasy novels for 2013. Authors have to stop writing good books. I can’t keep up!
IO9 lists the best #scifi and fantasy novels for 2013. Authors have to stop writing good books. I can’t keep up! http://ow.ly/s7qNK
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Jeffrey Allan Boman 1:09 am on December 29, 2013 Permalink
The versions on Kindle are more expensive than on paper… I have no more space for physical books so I’m out of luck. 🙁
Capt. Xerox 1:30 pm on December 29, 2013 Permalink
I find it outrageous that anyone would charge more for a digital version of a book than a physical one considering it costs absolutely nothing to store and produce it. In theory all of those production, transportation and storage costs should be factored out and the remaining price would be lower. If publishing houses remain greedy, they’ll find themselves getting Napsterized, if they haven’t already.