I wonder if the sales of the physical editions are just so astronomically high that they see zero need to invest in digitization. Why fix what isn't broken? From a pure profit standpoint, if the current model is printing money, adding another format just splits the same pie.
It's a conservative approach, but big publishers are often risk-averse. They'll only add the ebook if physical sales start to dip.
2026-07-25 14:11:04
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JasonHart
Reviewer
Chef
Checked the publisher's website directly. Their 'Where to Buy' section lists a dozen online and physical retailers for the paperback and hardcover. The ebook category is absent entirely. That's as official a confirmation as you can get without a press release.
Your options are physical, audio, or patience. Or, you know, learning Japanese and importing the original e-version.
2026-07-25 22:15:53
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CarsonFox
Ending Guesser
Nurse
Confirmed: No. I work in a bookstore, and our distributor's system shows no SKU for a digital edition. We get asked this at least once a week. Our manager even reached out to the publisher's rep, who said there are 'no current plans' for an ebook release.
They did send us more point-of-sale displays for the paperback, though. So they're clearly still pushing the physical product hard.
2026-07-27 20:00:02
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AlexaBee
Longtime Reader
Nurse
My advice is to sign up for the publisher's newsletter. If an ebook is ever announced, that's where you'll hear it first, probably with a pre-order link. It's a passive solution, but it's better than checking stores every month.
In the meantime, the physical books are worth the shelf space. They're beautifully made.
2026-07-28 02:43:09
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RenFord
Spoiler Watcher
Engineer
The audiobook is phenomenal, just saying. The narrator does distinct voices for every single character, even the minor ones. It's a 40-hour commitment, but it feels like a radio play. If you're craving the story in a non-physical format, that's your only legal, high-quality option right now.
I 'read' the entire series that way during my commute. Sometimes I prefer it to my physical copies because the performance adds so much texture.
2026-07-28 12:33:33
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