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	<title>Comments on: A sign of the times? Author gives away book for free</title>
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		<title>By: Mack</title>
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		<description>Roger, there is precedent for the public purchasing something that was first available free. For example, science fiction/horror author Scott Sigler has been successful getting a book deal after making his books first available via podcast. Likewise, another podcaster, Seth Harwood, has seen his podcast story turned into a book. One approach might be that, for the print edition, the author revises his/her work based on comments from online readers so that the print edition has added material. Personally I have purchased at least three books which I had already listened to as podcasts.

An author can reach a lot of people online especially if the blogging community pick up on it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Roger, there is precedent for the public purchasing something that was first available free. For example, science fiction/horror author Scott Sigler has been successful getting a book deal after making his books first available via podcast. Likewise, another podcaster, Seth Harwood, has seen his podcast story turned into a book. One approach might be that, for the print edition, the author revises his/her work based on comments from online readers so that the print edition has added material. Personally I have purchased at least three books which I had already listened to as podcasts.</p>
<p>An author can reach a lot of people online especially if the blogging community pick up on it.</p>
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