Goodbye Charan

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AbilityPoints wrote:

This thread is good example why the poe subreddit is used by the majority including GGG themselves.

You mean like how reddit is the ultimate circlejerk?

I think most of us have been around to know that no one thing, positive or negative, about something on the internet is limited to just that something on the internet.

Plus the common criticism of society in general right now that everyone is in a little echo chamber or a circle jerk.

It is why nothing gets done.

Today when I was looking for a new book to read I came across an author named Charan. Maybe I will try his books.

James Chan I think is his name. Charan is a sword in his book.

https://smile.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&k=black%20cloak%20a%20man%20of%20his%20sword&ref=nb_sb_noss&url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks

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Aynix wrote:

Today when I was looking for a new book to read I came across an author named Charan. Maybe I will try his books.

hows his book? have you read it yet?

Pretty sure Turtledove has the right book, I know someone who works in a Library, going to ask if they can order it, or get it on Kindle.

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DoubleU wrote:

Pretty sure Turtledove has the right book, I know someone who works in a Library, going to ask if they can order it, or get it on Kindle.

I don't think libraries truck with self-published material very much. I believe it's pretty cheap on Kindle, very little of which I see. Not even a cup of coffee per copy. But it should come as no surprise I didn't do it for money. As with everything I do, I did it for vanity and ego. ^_^

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The_Scourge wrote:

I don't think libraries truck with self-published material very much.

Larger library systems (at least in the US) do, especially local publishing/writers.

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LeetbakaDX wrote:

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The_Scourge wrote:

I don't think libraries truck with self-published material very much.

Larger library systems (at least in the US) do, especially local publishing/writers.

While that is true, I am anything but local for most people here. And I made only a cursory nod towards the idea of international release despite the ease with which one can now self-publish internationally online. Anyway, doesn't matter. Wouldn't be the worst book on their shelves, and certainly one of the more mysterious given it has no publisher imprint, uses Australian copyright standards but American review site praise-nibbles.

Since I don't think I posted in this thread yet..

I will say it, I miss Charan. The threads I end up responding to these days are... yeah.