Skybound in print
We agreed at Riptide that Skybound is the kind of story that appeals to people who still prefer paper, so we released it in paper - one of our "stealth releases", so there won't be another blog tour for this.
So, if you want to pick it up from Barnes and Noble (I'm having an allergic reaction to writing that word, Noble, but that's not Barnes's fault), here's the link. And if you'd rather buy from Amazon, here's their link. Thanks!
(I'll also bring a pile of these to conventions and other appearances - they are small enough to fit plenty of them into a suitcase. :) )
So, if you want to pick it up from Barnes and Noble (I'm having an allergic reaction to writing that word, Noble, but that's not Barnes's fault), here's the link. And if you'd rather buy from Amazon, here's their link. Thanks!
(I'll also bring a pile of these to conventions and other appearances - they are small enough to fit plenty of them into a suitcase. :) )
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Nov 25, 2012 07:50AM
I agree - this is one where the paper version would appeal. Very cool to be able to make that decision and act on it. Good luck with the sales.
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Yippy! I know at Amazon I can get it shipped for free when I do my other shopping (+$25). YAY!! Congrats Aleks!
Cool. Good decision. Excellent! :)I suppose it's ok if I advertise this a little bit on The Book of the Month Club, November 2012 topic on Q&A with Josh Lanyon site, since Skybound is currently discussed there?
ETA: I didn't find the print version at Amazon.co.uk... Is it going to be there also?
I just bought a handful to bring with me to our London meetup! I have some US-based GR friends who can't make it and wanted signed goodies! :)
Kaje - Another boon of running your own place - no hoping and praying and begging to put stuff into print. If there's a market for it, we can just do this. I's especially cool because the production costs are low enough that we can turn these into giveaways at con. I'd rather hand people a book than a pen or something that they'll lose anyway. (Especially since nice pens are really quite expensive...)Reggie - Wahey! :)
Johanna - Absolutely! I'll check with the team - normally it should be. It just went up, so I *imagine* it might take a moment to "filter through" to the other sites.
Susan - Aww, brilliant. They should be light enough to lug around the airport. :)
Aleksandr wrote: "we can turn these into giveaways at con. I'd rather hand people a book than a pen or something that they'll lose anyway."Free books - there is nothing better.
Yep. I've order 250 copies for that purpose. :)
Pass up a chance to hold "you" in my hand? Never!
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