Nice catch ! I've edited the OP accordingly ^^.
EDIT: Hell, I've reorganized it to add some more detail. All for a good cause...

Thanks, I enjoy reading.

Nice of you to put the details in the OP - was a bit too lazy myself ;D

If there's Frank Herbert in it, it's good! Thank you for bringing this to my attention, more SF can never be bad :D

Support Kevin J. Anderson? Forget it.

I'll bite. What's wrong with him?

Have you ever stopped reading, midway through a sentence, and asked yourself "Why the hell am I still reading this?!" Well, I have, and one of his books was the hapless culprit. His style always struck me as bland and his characterisation was about as flat as I've seen - never got me to care for any of his heroes. He's dabbled - badly - in a variety of licensed material, Star Wars, Dune, StarCraft... and his work has often been the basis of some bad further development in their respective canons. In the end, I simply think he is a bad writer. It's an entirely personally developed opinion, so whether others agree or not is up to them.

Been a while since I read any of his books, but yeah I know the feeling.
Just the last book I read had parts that where it felt like that. (Neal Stephenson)

I've even read through his Saga of 7 Suns and I'm still alive :D But then again, I'm not the best literary critic, so whatever. Now, those books weren't masterpieces, but they were okay. As for the later Dune novels...well, him and Brian simply aren't Frank Herbert, so that's that. Still thought the books were okay (and I prefered the series having an ending than no ending at all).

Assuming you're discussing KJA, his books are what made me cautious of stuff that merely sells a good amount and is consumed by the average reader. Actually, "decent" is not a bad way of describing him, but it might not be enough; it isn't for me. He can certainly concoct and churn out stories, and as such, they aren't the worst out there. A decent story with diverse stuff happening would probably appeal to the market of casual readers. It's one of the reasons he's so malleable to licensed universes. But, as I said, I just couldn't stand the missing characterisation and atmosphere in his works, that's what made me write him off.

Again, this is just my personal opinion of his work, which still sells quite well. (so why go bundle?)

Interesting. There *is* a minimum. $3.

Edited OP to reflect that.
Honestly, if 50 cents seems like too much for a each book, maybe they're not really worth getting ;P.

The $3 minimum must have been introduced with this bundle - I didn't bother to check as it used to be $1 and addressed in their FAQ as just enough to cover bandwidth costs.
Apologies for the misinformation, was not intentional.

Still, as Vestin said, 50c per title is very cheap.

Yeah, have read that in their FAQ as well and I do think it's fair. Will probably pay a bit more than the 10$ in order to give some to donation :)

When the minimum was $1, the jump to the threshold for all titles could feel too steep.
Increasing the minimum to $3 should make the jump easier for more people, especially if the extra titles or their authors are good ones.
And yes, it's a thoutful gesture to add the donation money on top.