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Info - THE BOOKSELLERS is a lively, behind-the-scenes look at the New York rare book world and the fascinating people who inhabit it. Executive produced by Parker Posey and featuring interviews with some of the most important dealers in the business, as well as prominent collectors, auctioneers, and writers, THE BOOKSELLERS is both a loving celebration of book culture and a serious exploration of the future of the book
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I get them for free. ” My hopes of a sale crumbled. “Oh, ” I said, “where from? ” “Websites. Different ones. I just search. ” My gut churned. “What format do they come in? ” “Doesnt matter. I downloaded a program that changes them to whatever format you want. Its easy. ” Ebook piracy had been an abstract concept to me in the past. Now it jolted me like unexpected turbulence. I was surprised at how annoyed I felt, and pretended to read while I analysed my feelings. Reading a novel is a very personal activity. To my mind, theres a compact between writer and reader along the lines of; you buy my book, and Ill bust my gut to write the best story I can for you. Ill entertain and enthrall you, but I need to eat, and live somewhere. I therefore must charge you for the privilege of reading my work. By not paying for the book, the reader is breaking that compact. They are cheating. Stealing. Im not going to make the obvious parallel with non-consensual sexual acts. But the illegal downloader is taking my work by force, and thus the pleasure is all his. After stewing for a few days after the flight, I decided to do a straw poll of author friends; gathering their thoughts on the matter of piracy. The range of viewpoints was interesting. Some havent given much thought to the problem. Others can live with it. Others are furious. International bestselling author Michael Robotham sees it as the “biggest threat faced by the publishing industry, ” over and above the problems of cheap print imports and the plethora of entertainment options available in modern life. “If even a small percentage of readers, ” he goes on the say, “decide to download their books illegally, it will squeeze margins, cost jobs, curtail advances and further diminish the earning power of writers, who already get precious little reward for their efforts. ” Sophie Masson, with a backlist of forty or more titles, offered the most brutal assessment. “It shouldnt be called piracy; much too swashbuckling a term, these guys are just sneak thieves of the lowest kind, aided and abetted by ‘fences who are parasites living on other peoples hard work. ” Karly Lane, who writes across romance, rural fiction and suspense genres for Australian publisher Allen and Unwin, agrees. “Ebook piracy to an author feels the same as someone hacking into your bank account and stealing your hard earned income; you feel violated. ” Most other writers feel the same. Felicity Young, acclaimed author of period murder mysteries says simply; “Its a criminal offence that deprives authors of their income. ” Chris Allen, author of the Intrepid series of thrillers, believes that; “Whatever success we enjoy as a result of all the time and effort that goes into writing our stories is hard won. The fact that others feel its appropriate to profit from the fruits of our labor is appalling. ” After an interlude spent staring out at the clouds and listening to the tuboprops clattering outside the cabin, I gathered my thoughts and interrupted my neighbor again. “When you download something for free, dont you feel sorry for the author? ” “Why would I? They all get grants from the government. ” Thats not true. I surveyed fourteen established writers across several genres including literary fiction and only three had ever obtained grant money. Precious few writers of popular fiction ever do. 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An ebook therefore needs to sell for at least 13 just for the publisher to maintain their profit margin of around 9% and for the author to get fair recompense for their work. This is more than many digital-age readers wish to pay. Yet people still expect that digital content should be free or almost free. A recent blockbuster release by Michael Robotham was inundated with one star reviews on Amazon with the comments. “Wont read this. ” ”Overpriced. ” Why does Amazon let people post reviews unrelated to the content of the books? Possibly because they have a vested interest in low ebook prices controlled by them. I turned to the man next to me. “Downloading is illegal, ” I said. The cheesy grin was gone by now. His manner was guarded, defensive. “Sos speeding, and everyone does it. ” “Illegally downloading stuff is morally wrong. ” “Are you trying to tell me youve never copied anything? ” Well no, I explained. When I was a kid I taped records onto cassette and handed them around. But I have not done so since digital content became an income stream for creators. I dont download illegal copies of movies. I dont steal songs. iTunes and other sites make it easy to do the right thing, just like the major ebook purveyors make it easy to buy. Like most people, Im basically honest. There is another side, however, to this problem. Some authors believe that illegal downloads offer free publicity, and get the book in the hands of people who might not have otherwise read it at all. Bestselling action writer Helene Young holds this view, “If (illegal downloading) ultimately grows readership then pirate sites are doing free promotion for you. ” Or, in the words of Australian thriller writer, Steve Worland, “My opinion on piracy is based on the fact that you cant do anything about it. So knowing it will always be there, it is such a small percentage of actual books read, and so not a part of the mainstream, I prefer to think of it as advertising. ” Tony Park, with nine of his popular African based thrillers in print, takes the view that, “If youre popular enough to be pirated widely then youre probably doing pretty well as an author already. ” He does, at the same time, see it as morally wrong: “I wouldnt steal a handbag and I wouldnt read a pirated book. ” The “pirate books as advertising, ” view is easy to accept when the relative numbers are small. Mainstream writers in the early stages of their careers, or the work of so-called midlist writers dont offer much incentive for pirate sites to hack the DRM (Digital Rights Management Software) that attempts to protect their ebooks. Following this logic, my own publisher, HarperCollins, offered my first book, Rotten Gods, as a free download on Amazon, iTunes and Google for two weeks last June, just before the release of my second title, Savage Tide. The reasoning was simple; people would seek out the second book after having enjoyed the first. Did it work? Im not sure if anyone has crossmatched downloaders of the first title with buyers of the second, but it would be an interesting exercise. Another argument for a laissez faire attitude to piracy is that illegal downloads cant be counted as “lost income” because the cheaters would never have paid for the book, but would simply have lived without it. There is some truth here also. The laws of supply and demand tell us that no matter how low the price point there will always be people unwilling to pay that amount. Many of the “pirates” are thus people who are too poor or mean to pay real money for the book, at any price. As Helene Young says, “I suspect that readers who download pirate copies wouldnt ordinarily hand over cold hard cash for my books. ” What happens, however, when things get out of hand? Some of the downloaders are surely in the “wouldnt buy at any price” category, but what percentage are just opportunists, who want the book badly enough that they would have paid if they had to? Fifty per cent? Seventy? Dan Browns last blockbuster The Lost Symbol was reported by CNN as having been downloaded illegally by more than 100 000 readers. Photoshop CS5 For Dummies was illegally shared 74 000 times by the users of just one specialist social media site, forcing publisher John Wiley and sons into legal action to try to salvage the battered income stream of both themselves and the author. A search for “Fifty Shades of Grey Free Download” yields thousands of hits. New York Times and even Australian bestsellers, must surely bleed substantial income away from the publishers and writers. 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