Huh. That sounds like a really good idea, actually. I'm gonna give this a try.
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It's a great idea. I just wanted to spread the word to make sure they do another.
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I prefer actual books. Can't read huge amounts of things on a computer screen, kind of hurts my eyes.
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Same here, but it doesn't hurt my eyes.
I much prefer actual books.
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Same. I stare at computer screens long enough as it is. There's also just some point of pride in owning a personal library of stuff you're really into.
IMO, mind you.
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They don't say anything about activating on Steam, so I'll pass.
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Not quite pay-what-you-want, minimum price at $1.00
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Wonder if any of these are good, nice idea, thanks for the info.
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This is interesting too bad there isn't like a "steam" for e-books. I know you can just throw them on the device and forget about it but I like to keep a cloud backup of stuff like that.
I have a Nook touch by the way.
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Well I tell you why I dont care.
-I dont have any "devices", no not even a phone
-These all seem to be pre-teen sci-fi novels
-I take weekly visits to the local bookstore that throw out literally a dumpster full of books every week. I have almost 3,000 books in my garage...
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Damn,that last part is pretty awesome...yet sorta sad also that they get thrown out so much :-/.
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It's their first bundle, and they are all self published, so hopefully with more awareness and more sales they will continue to expand. The interview I read stated that this one was sci-fi but the next will be a different genre. I too love having actual books, 3 walls of my living room are bookshelves, but it's nice to have quick reads for the kindle for flights, road trips and waiting rooms. It does suck they throw out so many books. I'm glad you find a place for them.
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I thought I bought it when it was last posted, but I can't find a confirmation, so I guess I didn't. Hard to keep track of all the forgettable stuff I've been buying.
Edit: I guess I should apply to such bundles a similar rule to what I'm trying to apply to games: when I finish my Fictionwise backlog and all the novels at the Baen Free Library then and only then I should buy such stuff.
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I just saw this pay what you want, DRM free, e-book site. It's just like humble bundle except for e-books. I don't know if there are any big readers out there, but my girlfriend loves it. storybundle.com
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