What would you pay .....

[Magnetron]

..... for an ebook containing 100 pages of poetry or 100 poems to be precise?

Either would be the equivalent of a decent sized novella.

As an added challenge, you have to guess what each poem is describing. Somewhat similar to our challenges here in which we try to guess authors. Answers on the final pages. But not riddles, nothing cryptic. If you are a fan of the material the poems are inspired by, you'll probably guess most correctly. If you aren't a fan of said material, well .... then you probably wouldn't buy it.

 

[UnderYourSpell]

Is it on Kindle?

 

[Magnetron]

Is it on Kindle?

It would be.

 

[Magnetron]

I must be operating under the delusion that people actually buy poetry.

 

[Trixareforkids]

$10-15

I buy poetry fairly regularly. There are a few poetry "magazines" that I like and they all fall in the $10-15 range and offer 80-100 poems, of which I generally like about 1/10.

Hmm, I'd frequent a site that offered PDF downloads, $1/poem since that seems to be the rate I'm paying now.

 

[legerdemer]

$10-15

I buy poetry fairly regularly. There are a few poetry "magazines" that I like and they all fall in the $10-15 range and offer 80-100 poems, of which I generally like about 1/10.

Hmm, I'd frequent a site that offered PDF downloads, $1/poem since that seems to be the rate I'm paying now.

That's about what a song download would cost on iTunes or Amazon Music - seems reasonable.

 

[Trixareforkids]

That's about what a song download would cost on iTunes or Amazon Music - seems reasonable.

Lol, so now we just need a poet that knows how to build pay websites.

 

[UnderYourSpell]

How would you stop people just nicking them?

 

[Magnetron]

How would you stop people just nicking them?

You publish poems written about them being pagiaristic creeps with tiny wieners.

 

[todski28]

You publish poems written about them being pagiaristic creeps with tiny wieners.

Now if you got the time that is a write id like to see,

 

[Magnetron]

$10-15

I buy poetry fairly regularly. There are a few poetry "magazines" that I like and they all fall in the $10-15 range and offer 80-100 poems, of which I generally like about 1/10.

Being digital, I was thinking like $5 at the most.

I could see $10 - 15 for a paperback.

 

[HarryHill]

..... for an ebook containing 100 pages of poetry or 100 poems to be precise?

Either would be the equivalent of a decent sized novella.

As an added challenge, you have to guess what each poem is describing. Somewhat similar to our challenges here in which we try to guess authors. Answers on the final pages. But not riddles, nothing cryptic. If you are a fan of the material the poems are inspired by, you'll probably guess most correctly. If you aren't a fan of said material, well .... then you probably wouldn't buy it.

$2:15 ..

 

[HarryHill]

Lol, so now we just need a poet that knows how to build pay websites.

Um. I can do that, at least I used to know, it's not all that

 

[Magnetron]

$2:15 ..

Could you be more precise?

 

[Trixareforkids]

Um. I can do that, at least I used to know, it's not all that

To the (mostly) computer illiterate, it's magic

 

[HarryHill]

To the (mostly) computer illiterate, it's magic

Try this site, not linked > blurb.com <

 

[Trixareforkids]

Try this site, not linked > blurb.com <

I've seen a few like that, I was talking about something more along the lines of iTunes for poems/short fiction