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how long does it take for a hardback book to go to paperback?

There's this place you can go and rent books, and get this, it's free :Q This is kinda an inside secret so don't tell anyone I told you... PM me if you need to know the name of this place, I can't post it here.
 
Originally posted by: everman
There's this place you can go and rent books, and get this, it's free :Q This is kinda an inside secret so don't tell anyone I told you... PM me if you need to know the name of this place, I can't post it here.

:laugh:
 
Originally posted by: everman
There's this place you can go and rent books, and get this, it's free :Q This is kinda an inside secret so don't tell anyone I told you... PM me if you need to know the name of this place, I can't post it here.
well i want to own it as well
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: everman
There's this place you can go and rent books, and get this, it's free :Q This is kinda an inside secret so don't tell anyone I told you... PM me if you need to know the name of this place, I can't post it here.
well i want to own it as well

then read it now and buy it later
 
I've had good luck with amazon's marketplace thing. I've purchased a few hardcover copies of books very cheaply and great condition. ymmv I suppose. Ebay has worked well for me also, but amazon usually has a better selection.
 
Originally posted by: pontifex
really depends. i think about 6 months to a year.

That's what I'd say too. But normally you can call a bookstore and they can look it up and see when they'll be getting in the other version.
 
I personally wait for paperbacks because they're easier to read. I wish they'd come out with paperback's first.

Oh well.
 
typically a year, though with fast selling books it can take longer. da vinci code took forever to come out on paperback (everyone was amazed at my paperback, which i bought in england in 2004. of course, paperbacks there cost as much as hard bound books here, so no real savings)
 
If it's been out a few months then check out a used/discount book store. They have this place called Half Off books near me that has new over printed stuff for cheap and people bring in boxes of books to sell them all the time.
 
Originally posted by: Leros
I just bought it for $13 on amazon.com, the cover price is $28.

Amazon ftw

doubt that included shipping...best price shipped on addall is $15.98 from Overstock.com though. Walmart shows $16.66 and Amazon for $17.36 shipped.



 
Originally posted by: everman
There's this place you can go and rent books, and get this, it's free :Q This is kinda an inside secret so don't tell anyone I told you... PM me if you need to know the name of this place, I can't post it here.

LOL QFT!
 
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: Leros
I just bought it for $13 on amazon.com, the cover price is $28.

Amazon ftw

doubt that included shipping...best price shipped on addall is $15.98 from Overstock.com though. Walmart shows $16.66 and Amazon for $17.36 shipped.

I ordered over $25 of stuff and got free shipping.
 
The weird thing is that once the paperback version come out for like $12, all the hardbacks go on sale for like $8. I don't get book stores 😕
 
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