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ISBN 978-0-6151-4609-6
Sep. 4th, 2007 11:22 pm
Hilltown's ISBN is 978-0-6151-4609-6. It exists. Amazon has it.
If you want to get a copy, you could order it from Amazon. Presumably you could get it from your local bookstore too-- if you do be sure to ask for the big discount that Amazon could afford to give you, but doesn't. Or you could get the same hardcover, the less expensive paperback, or the downright cheap .pdf file download by going direct to my Lulu storefront at
http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=933815
Hardcover $36, trade paperback $12.55, .pdf download $2.50. Personally, I'd advise the paperback- it's my favorite balance of price vs. quality at this point. Alas, it's only available from the Lulu storefront, but I suppose that site's as easy to order from as any other.
I'd enjoy knowing some people were reading it. Thanks for buying, if anyone does. Thanks for reading the back chapters here in this journal, if you'd prefer to do it that way.
Financial disclosure, pricing rant, and my usual Self Publishing Lack of Progress Report behind the cut.
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If you want to get a copy, you could order it from Amazon. Presumably you could get it from your local bookstore too-- if you do be sure to ask for the big discount that Amazon could afford to give you, but doesn't. Or you could get the same hardcover, the less expensive paperback, or the downright cheap .pdf file download by going direct to my Lulu storefront at
http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=933815
Hardcover $36, trade paperback $12.55, .pdf download $2.50. Personally, I'd advise the paperback- it's my favorite balance of price vs. quality at this point. Alas, it's only available from the Lulu storefront, but I suppose that site's as easy to order from as any other.
I'd enjoy knowing some people were reading it. Thanks for buying, if anyone does. Thanks for reading the back chapters here in this journal, if you'd prefer to do it that way.
Financial disclosure, pricing rant, and my usual Self Publishing Lack of Progress Report behind the cut.
( Read more... )
