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Paizo Folks,
I'd like to suggest that once a sufficient number of stories have been published in your web fiction line that they are collected in an anthology and published in book format.
I understand that such a product may be considered low-value to many consumers, since they can get access to these stories for free. However, I strongly dislike reading fiction on a computer screen because of the strain on my eyes and don't own or have access to an e-reader. I suspect I am not the only customer who feels this way, and a limited print run could potentially do well.
Paizo Folks,
I'd like to suggest that once a sufficient number of stories have been published in your web fiction line that they are collected in an anthology and published in book format.
I understand that such a product may be considered low-value to many consumers, since they can get access to these stories for free. However, I strongly dislike reading fiction on a computer screen because of the strain on my eyes and don't own or have access to an e-reader. I suspect I am not the only customer who feels this way, and a limited print run could potentially do well.
Hey Weirmonken! Thanks for the suggestion--we're definitely not ruling anything out at this point, and it's all about what the public wants to see. For now, though, have you checked out the novels? As far as we're concerned, they're the flagships of the fiction line, and at less than three cents per page, they're significantly cheaper than printing out the web stories yourself!
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Hey Weirmonken! Thanks for the suggestion--we're definitely not ruling anything out at this point, and it's all about what the public wants to see. For now, though, have you checked out the novels? As far as we're concerned, they're the flagships of the fiction line, and at less than three cents per page, they're significantly cheaper than printing out the web stories yourself!
I have! I've already read Prince of Wolves and am just getting started on Winter Witch. I have every intention on purchasing future books in the line, as well. I just wanted to suggest another avenue in which I could spend money on Pathfinder Tales.