Estate sales are definitely a good place for books because people are just tossing the whole library and books aren't particularly valuable used, so they are moving about as cheap as they can.

I will not stand for this Muppet Babies erasure

>Only if you exclude their second paragraph.

No, including the second paragraph. The author never makes any money from resells or the used book market.

>They acknowledge the author only gets paid once, but that is better than zero.

But not as good as "every sale", which is what publishers want.

>The resale market is not the same as the piracy market.

According to other people crying about the money authors aren't making (ie, publishers), it totally is

Why? Because I pointed out your entire argument applies to the resell market? Ok, penguin & Schuster.

It's not what the IA is doing or what you meant, but is 100% what you said and another major bugbear of the publishing industry

>Just a reminder that your average author is not wealthy, and if you enjoy a book series, pirating it can actually hurt an author’s chance at getting more work published if sales aren’t high enough.

Attacking the ability to resell products you own is some take.

>When was the last time YOU put up the 10s of thousands or even millions of dollars it costs to publish books???

Tens of thousands and millions are vastly different sums of money. And we are talking about ebooks so the price of publishing is vastly cheaper, especially if the cheap out on ebook features for digital works that don't already include them by default, which I can only imagine they do.

>I don’t know much about computers, what I do know is, if you’re sharing my book, cool, but don’t take advantage of me. Pay me for my work for those extra copies

Do.. Do you think the publishers created those books?

>why should a global archive that’s not even a real library

A library is a concept, not a building.

>Curry got cold feet about his ability to do an American accent and dropped out.

As someone who watched Congo, that was the correct assessment of his ability to do accents

Also, will someone explain to me what the hell the spoiler is in that section?

>You know I’ve been super hesitant to watch that as I’ve heard it’s just bad

Lol.

>"Rocky Horror Picture Show" defies categorization. Part musical, part horror, part comedy

It's a musical horror comedy. Pretty clearly. It's just a bad movie

Wool is about the only thing I read when Kindle ebooks were free. It's a good story. Some people don't like the wrap up because it's a big switch loop back that explains how everything got where it was

It probably helps that page 2 of Wool is basically the hook of the story.

Nolan is an auteur bag of dicks about sound design

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYJtb2YXae8

>In its place will be a new take on the space cops with power rings. “Our vision for this is very much in the vein of True Detective,” Safran described. “It’s terrestrial-based.” It will feature prominent Lantern heroes Hal Jordan and John Stewart and is one of the most important shows they have in development.

What the fuck are you talking about?

Amanda Waller is the worst part of the DC universe. Who does Viola Davis have dirt on?

With the death of the CW, Canada is going to have to find a new way to prop up its film industry

This means The Bureau of Magical Things will never end

>This seems to be a quota of production based on revenue rather than time, so it seems it would make most sense to make shows that are most valuable internationally.

Still reality slop

You realize they show movies on tv, right?

>I'm surprised they thought eliminating some shows

Netflix has a fucking ton of shows

Like.. who did they think was going to be the audience for Nancy Drew when they put money into a pilot?

There's no more stability at Amazon than Netflix. There's just even worse advertising and visibility

Reddit thinks quality means "Shows that appeal directly, specifically to them that they also like personally"

The movie is an adaptation of a written adventure.