I keep very good books. Will re read sometimes. Reasons aren't important, just that a reread makes sense. Maybe the best reason is looking at a great story in a new light, different times.

Anyway, DRM free ebooks means I can keep them like my physical books and in a decade, read them again just like my physical books.

Love it. I gladly buy and pay full list. I want them to make their money because they are delivering great value.

I pretty much do not use Kindle. I prefer plain text, PDF, or an easily displayed and or converted pub, etc.

Bonus, I just dont need a kindle, or Amazon, or anything. If it can render text, or a PDF, reading happens just fine.

Just for fun, I have read some great fiction on my Apple Platinum. Honestly, it is kind of a cool experience. That task is a heavy lift for the machine, but it does it. The fonts, display, etc. take me to a different time. Fun. Frivolous.

Just as frivolous as say, reading on a beach, or something.

Tor is on a good path here.

All that said, I buy both ebook and print.

Also, samples. These are great. One can read enough to see if the book makes sense. Same as print, sans just being able to pick a section.

If they kill ebooks, I will buy fewer books. Both formats have their sweet spots.