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lucyellensmum · 06/03/2008 22:49

A comment on another thread, got me wondering about peoples attitudes to the books they read, with regards where they get them etc.

On the most part, i tend to get my books from second hand shops, i will occasionally buy new, but unless there is something i am waiting for i buy second hand. If i went to buy new i wouldnt be able to decide because of the cost, but second hand at about £1.50 ish, it doesnt matter too much if the book is shite. I used to keep all my books, but then got rid, now i tend to give them to charity shops or pass them on to friends.

Just wondered about everyone else?

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Eliza2 · 13/03/2008 13:05

I'm not sure whether the public lending rights (money we get when you borrow our books) apply in NZ but I have a feeling they do, twentypence. You'll have lots of grateful first time novelists blessing your name!

Yes--Cocodebearis: you wouldn't do this for the money. My publisher sold German rights to my book last May. This May, I will receive half the money for the sale. A year later.

But I'm not complaining because I love it and I know I'm lucky to be published.

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