Huzzah!
I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?
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I believe it was mentioned we would get the stats for the rest of the cast when this went up for sale?
The blog is very full at the moment, but we have the stats ready to go when there's a spot in the schedule and I have the time to edit them. We didn't want to delay getting this up for those who missed it while it was in the mailing list queue, since it's now been replaced there by "Misery's Company."
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Eyyy, now I don’t have to comb through months of old emails to catch up!
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I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?
The product codes between these two are in fact already assigned to web fiction and Pathfinder's Journal novellas that were never completed and released. Because of how we organize files on our production server, it made more sense to use the next code in the sequence here rather than reassign unpublished material. I'd love to get the missing fiction content up for sale, but we don't currently have someone with the bandwidth to produce those files, so it'll have to wait.
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I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?The product codes between these two are in fact already assigned to web fiction and Pathfinder's Journal novellas that were never completed and released. Because of how we organize files on our production server, it made more sense to use the next code in the sequence here rather than reassign unpublished material. I'd love to get the missing fiction content up for sale, but we don't currently have someone with the bandwidth to produce those files, so it'll have to wait.
*anticipation intensifies*
I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?The product codes between these two are in fact already assigned to web fiction and Pathfinder's Journal novellas that were never completed and released. Because of how we organize files on our production server, it made more sense to use the next code in the sequence here rather than reassign unpublished material. I'd love to get the missing fiction content up for sale, but we don't currently have someone with the bandwidth to produce those files, so it'll have to wait.
Thanks, Mark, Well, if you just need someone who creates these epub files... I know how to do that... :)
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*anticipation intensifies*I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?The product codes between these two are in fact already assigned to web fiction and Pathfinder's Journal novellas that were never completed and released. Because of how we organize files on our production server, it made more sense to use the next code in the sequence here rather than reassign unpublished material. I'd love to get the missing fiction content up for sale, but we don't currently have someone with the bandwidth to produce those files, so it'll have to wait.
No, really. These are not imminent. They are far from our top priority, and are merely "it'd be nice if..." project. Please don't hold your breath, as I can't take responsibility for any injury or death that could occur as a result.
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I hope to have them out by the end of the year, but yes, "maybe" is a key part of anything involving our back catalogue of short fiction. That said, if this sells really well, we can probably make a case for prioritizing old fiction higher in the overall scheme of things. So buy, buy, buy, and tell your friends. (It's also on the Kindle store, for folks who want it instantly added to their reading device.)
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No, really. These are not imminent. They are far from our top priority, and are merely "it'd be nice if..." project. Please don't hold your breath, as I can't take responsibility for any injury or death that could occur as a result.*anticipation intensifies*I've noticed that the Product Code is PZOTEB0072E, while the last epub pubished in 2013 was PZOTEB0046E. Does that perhaps mean that we might finally get these missing epub compilations?The product codes between these two are in fact already assigned to web fiction and Pathfinder's Journal novellas that were never completed and released. Because of how we organize files on our production server, it made more sense to use the next code in the sequence here rather than reassign unpublished material. I'd love to get the missing fiction content up for sale, but we don't currently have someone with the bandwidth to produce those files, so it'll have to wait.
*starts humming Eiffel 65's Blue*
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That said, if this sells really well, we can probably make a case for prioritizing old fiction higher in the overall scheme of things. So buy, buy, buy, and tell your friends.
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Sold.
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First fiction released in 8 years. Let's get more, please.
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First fiction released in 8 years. Let's get more, please.
We are slowing rolling them out. The market for IP-based fiction is not good (per my sister who is a library book-buyer and sees all that is available) and Mark is a champion.