Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve

Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.

I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.

Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.

Steve