Maybe???
A lady likes to leave a little to the imagination.
Are you going to eat the rest of that bacon lard?
You'd think I'd get tired of making "want" posts. But no...
I want this! Soon!
A map! No book is a whole book without a map!
A map! No book is a whole book without a map!
Maybe one that's written in braille. But then again, there's always relief-maps.
A map! No book is a whole book without a map!
The map really is awesome looking. Crystal did a great job.
A map! No book is a whole book without a map!The map really is awesome looking. Crystal did a great job.
Appropriate pride demands that you show it to us so we can oo and aw.
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I'll probably be getting this despite the fact that it is "thicker and meatier."It's the same number of pages as Prince of Wolves, just on higher quality paper. It's maybe a quarter thicker than its predecessor, but it contains the same amount of words.
Understood. "Thicker and meatier" just made me think of a soup commercial from the 80s...
Looking forward to it, in any case.
The funny thing about this blog post is that we print our novels in the old US of A, so Sutter longingly looking at the port for Winter Witch is futile. Which makes me smile. Hey, James, watch for an Old Dominion truck instead. :)
It appears that the warehouse staff have led me on a classic snipe hunt...
*shakes fist*
CURSE YOU, ALVAREZ!
The funny thing about this blog post is that we print our novels in the old US of A, so Sutter longingly looking at the port for Winter Witch is futile. Which makes me smile. Hey, James, watch for an Old Dominion truck instead. :)
-Lisa
Surely it more romantic to leave him so? Not to mention, a HELL of a lot funnier.
To comment on the actual blog post, I LIKED that Prince of Wolves had small print. It made it feel like a "real" novel instead of like a fluff book. I pick up a "novel" and the print size is so big, I decide it's a Young Adult book and go on. I do understand that larger print can just mean a larger page count, but it seems more like artificial page count once the print surpasses a certain size.
I hope the print size in Winter Witch will still be relatively small. The print size in the Planet Stories books is usually larger (in my limited experience), but then they're larger format books.
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I hope the print size in Winter Witch will still be relatively small.
Comparing the PDFs side by side, I find the type for Winter Witch noticeably but only slightly larger. I prefer it. It makes the page look less crowded, but it doesn't feel anything like a "large type" book.
The map is gorgeous.
SO happy to hear that maps will be included in each upcoming novel!
To comment on the actual blog post, I LIKED that Prince of Wolves had small print. It made it feel like a "real" novel instead of like a fluff book. I pick up a "novel" and the print size is so big, I decide it's a Young Adult book and go on. I do understand that larger print can just mean a larger page count, but it seems more like artificial page count once the print surpasses a certain size.
I hope the print size in Winter Witch will still be relatively small. The print size in the Planet Stories books is usually larger (in my limited experience), but then they're larger format books.
It's definitely not large print--we just compared Prince of Wolves to a wide swath of other mass-market paperbacks and decided we were a touch on the small side.
(Fortunately, right about then we all got unsolicited emails offering to increase our font size a full point in just three weeks, with a complete money-back guarantee. It suggested that our current readers might be secretly unsatisfied with the size of our font... what else could we do?)
(Fortunately, right about then we all got unsolicited emails offering to increase our font size a full point in just three weeks, with a complete money-back guarantee. It suggested that our current readers might be secretly unsatisfied with the size of our font... what else could we do?)
Ah! So you got my email then...
Just kidding. ;-)
And here I was hoping that this was about a Pathfinder module based in the Game of Thrones. :(
No, if had been based on A Game of Thrones, the post title would have been "Winter is Very, Very, Very Slowly Coming, Assuming the Author Doesn't Die First".
And here I was hoping that this was about a Pathfinder module based in the Game of Thrones. :(No, if had been based on A Game of Thrones, the post title would have been "Winter is Very, Very, Very Slowly Coming, Assuming the Author Doesn't Die First".
Well, knowing the author, I know that he left for Europe this past Monday to check in on the production. More of a case of "Winter is Filming."
Agreed!