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Do you buy DRM-free books?
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I want to say that Tor Books releases DRM-free ebooks by default, and most of the authors I like these days are published via Tor. (And Tor being a SFF imprint is relevant to this sub.)
So I kind of get DRM-free eBooks by default.
Great! Thank you for sharing. I'm happy i asked the question, because everyone is giving a lot of useful info
Yep. I just bought Sleep in a Sea of Stars from Kobo, and because it was Tor published I could download a DRM free copy to convert and slap on my kindle.
Baen library as well. I love DRM free books.