http://robinhobb.com/2011/11/caveat-emptor-hephaestus-books/
I read Dean Wesley Smith's blog on a regular basis (you should too; it's full of lots of good stuff :-)), and he alerted his readers to the above blog post by Robin Hobb (she of the Farseer series and other books).
Apparently, Hephaestus Books is repackaging wiki articles (public domain) on Robin's and other writers' books - but they aren't the books themselves. The title, though, makes it sound as if the buyer is getting the books.
At only 42 pages, buyers, um, are not. Again, these are articles about Robin's (and others') books.
Can you imagine paying $12 for 42 pages of articles? Maybe a buck or two, at the most. Sheesh, most indie novels are in the $4.99-$6.99 range.
And all these folks offer are a bunch of articles for an exhorbitant price.
Nice. Not.
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