Hi Mike,
Just wondered if Tor was going to pick up all of the Eternal Champion series. It would be nice to be able to grab all of them again (many of my originals got lost in transit between the various moves I've had to make over the decades). It would be nice if the multi-volume omnibus format from White Wolf was available in eBook or paper format. In addition to making it easy to carry a library, having them in eBook format makes them harder to go out of print. I'm not sure how the tax laws in the US have changed to handle eBooks, but I know one of the reasons behind limited runs was that publishers were taxed based on their physical inventories.
Just got back into the Hawkmoon series from Tor and I'm really enjoying the stories. It's been long enough that in some cases it's almost like discovering the stories for the first time.
Hope everything has gotten better for you healthwise. I've lost enough of my favorite authors, and I don't relish the thought of you passing on to the great beyond. Losing Zelazny and P.J. Farmer was really painful for me, having been a long time fan of their work.
Thanks for all of the great stories, they've been equally inspiring and thought provoking (especially that Cornelius fellow!).
Regards,
Chuck
Just wondered if Tor was going to pick up all of the Eternal Champion series. It would be nice to be able to grab all of them again (many of my originals got lost in transit between the various moves I've had to make over the decades). It would be nice if the multi-volume omnibus format from White Wolf was available in eBook or paper format. In addition to making it easy to carry a library, having them in eBook format makes them harder to go out of print. I'm not sure how the tax laws in the US have changed to handle eBooks, but I know one of the reasons behind limited runs was that publishers were taxed based on their physical inventories.
Just got back into the Hawkmoon series from Tor and I'm really enjoying the stories. It's been long enough that in some cases it's almost like discovering the stories for the first time.
Hope everything has gotten better for you healthwise. I've lost enough of my favorite authors, and I don't relish the thought of you passing on to the great beyond. Losing Zelazny and P.J. Farmer was really painful for me, having been a long time fan of their work.
Thanks for all of the great stories, they've been equally inspiring and thought provoking (especially that Cornelius fellow!).
Regards,
Chuck
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