Thank you, thank you, thank you for making Planet Stories available on Kindle. I feel it is the perfect platform for these awesome stories.
I am running out of room in my house for all of my books, and the Kindle is going to go a long way to alleviating that problem. Now, I will be able to buy as many Planet Stories as I can afford right to my Kindle and not have to worry about storing them later.
Thanks. I am off to download The Dark World on my Kindle.
Well, I went to download it and saw that it was the original version. I really wanted to read the introduction. Hmmm. Well, see if you can get your Planet Stories on Kindle, please. Thanks.
Well, I went to download it and saw that it was the original version. I really wanted to read the introduction. Hmmm. Well, see if you can get your Planet Stories on Kindle, please. Thanks.
You'll find the Ship Of Ishtar and Almuric online for free if you look, too, and just want to read them. Not Erik's version, of course - avoid giving Amazon rebundlers money and buy some Planet Stories books instead. :)
Well, I went to download it and saw that it was the original version. I really wanted to read the introduction. Hmmm. Well, see if you can get your Planet Stories on Kindle, please. Thanks.
Oh, yeah, you can get a huge amount of Leigh Brackett from Baen webscriptions, too.
I own a Kindle and I am all for Planet Stories Kindle Version.
But one of the reasons I am a Planet Stories Subscriber is because I enjoy seening the reprinting of some neat vintage pulp stories. I never realized how good this stuff was until I read The Secret of Sindharat.
I am accumulating my own little Planet Stories bookshelf and I think that's something that's neat.
As I understand it Paizo does not have ebook rights for many of these stories. If they did I think it would be cool to have MobiPocket/Kindle downloads for free if you subscriber of the phisical book. Just like Pathfinder is handled with a free PDF of the books.
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