"Peter H. Granzeau" <pgranzeau at cox.net> writes: >I don't know what Torscriptions will be like, but Jim Baen has said >in Baen's Bar that he pays about double the royalty for an e-copy he >sells than for the paper copy. Since his production costs for >e-copies are so much less than they would be for the paper (as >opposed to editing costs), I would guess that is probably correct, >even though the cost of a Webscription is greatly discounted from the >cost of paper books for the same set of works. Unfortunately, Tor's parent company seems determined to screw the deal by pricing the ebooks higher than the what Amazon charges for the dead tree versions: news://news.sector14.net/791651.78477%40bar.baen.com -- Konrad Gaertner - - - - - - - - - - - - - - email: gaertk at aol.com http://kgbooklog.livejournal.com/ "I don't mind hidden depths but I insist that there be a surface." -- James Nicoll