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The first rule is...
13 years ago
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Got my aunt a Kindle about four days ago. She hasn't touched it aside from going through the user's guide, so I used it a little in the past couple days just to get in-the-know, I guess you could say?
Found Pride and Prejudice for 99 cents, Les Misérables was free, got Fight Club for about 9 bucks (though I know quite a few books can be found for free on Amazon, or even 99 cents, I'm still unsure why this is. I realize they don't have to print paper/use ink/etc, but still, I'm very iffy about it all. Guess I should do some reading on the business aspects of how that's possible). Been getting into it, really. >.>
Found Pride and Prejudice for 99 cents, Les Misérables was free, got Fight Club for about 9 bucks (though I know quite a few books can be found for free on Amazon, or even 99 cents, I'm still unsure why this is. I realize they don't have to print paper/use ink/etc, but still, I'm very iffy about it all. Guess I should do some reading on the business aspects of how that's possible). Been getting into it, really. >.>
second rule. Some writers are first artist and want their work read more then wanting to make money (free to cheap books)
third rule. Amazon makes the kindle so is probably swallowing a small lost on ebook profits to make money one kindles using the cheap books as advertising.
More books that are free to cheap
https://www.gutenberg.org
public access literature. Be sure to check the law details in your area.
Lulu.net
Print on demand books with some free/very cheap in pdf format