Good No-Shouting
Following yesterday's post, I see that Amazon's Kindle price of Paul Harding's "Tinkers" has been reduced to exactly that of the paperback print version, $8.22. Perhaps this model makes sense: pay a single price and pick your format, instant delivery and a mere text file, or an actual battery-resistant book.
(I kind of like the idea of buying the print version and getting an e-copy for no-additional cost; I've already paid for the book, now it's a matter of how I choose to read it. But that's a different pipe dream.)
More likely the pricing difference was nonsensical and this was the simplest way to resolve it. In any case, no one called my a lying buffoon so this has been a winning situation for me.
(I kind of like the idea of buying the print version and getting an e-copy for no-additional cost; I've already paid for the book, now it's a matter of how I choose to read it. But that's a different pipe dream.)
More likely the pricing difference was nonsensical and this was the simplest way to resolve it. In any case, no one called my a lying buffoon so this has been a winning situation for me.
posted by Rick Ollerman at 10:38 AM
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