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Not so much "watch" but I'm about 1/3 through Andrew Robinson's "A Stitch in Time". The way it's written, it's the perfect book to pick up and read when I have a few spare moments.
I've wanted to get a copy of it for quite a while, but it's so expensive! I've heard a lot of good things about it though.
Yeah, I was in that situation. Hard copies were limited to used paperbacks for $150. Yikes.
I ended up buying the audiobook and high-seas'd the epub which I'm reading. I refuse to buy DRM'd ebooks but I do want the authors to get paid, so I compromise by buying the audiobook (which is a bit more expensive than the DRM'd e-edition) and acquiring the epub by...other means.
https://www.ebooks.com/en-us/book/136175/a-stitch-in-time/andrew-j-robinson/
I just found the DRM-free ebook version for $8.99. I just bought it officially (even though I just finished reading the ethically pirated copy lol) as well as the whole Millennium series.
I don't know how this didn't come up when I was searching for it before, but this site has a lot of the Trek books available without DRM.
That's great, thanks! I'll check it out right away. I always prefer truly owning things (No DRM, physical media) whenever possible, so that's a great option.