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RE: [DL] Quick note: Barnes & Nobles
Shane
- what chance is there of more of the classic Deadlands material being made
available as e-books? In little old New Zealand there are only a smattering of
game shops and only a scattering of Pinnacle products in them (usually the same
2 or 3 books). Mail order over the internet is cool, except that postage from
the US to NZ adds at least 50% to the price. As your focus changes towards D20
(shakes head sadly - 'Hey, its new improved Coke flavoured Champagne') and your
support for the classic system moves to the Epitaph I suspect it'll become
steadily harder to get the books. What chance is there of stuff going to e-book
form as it goes out of print?
In a message dated 7/26/2002 11:56:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
balance@tubas.net writes:
> I work for Barnes and Noble and the deadlands stuff is very
hard to get
> ahold of. THe Hell on Earth series is fairly
avalible but most of the
> classic stuff is not. Many of the
new books I have tried to publisher
> order but it did not go.
It was being distributed through Ingram. It
> would be great to
be able to staff rec these games if I could get them
> in my
store.
That's because we stopped being carried by Ingram.
They took over a year to pay their bill, then returned most everything anyway.
Remember what made TSR go bankrupt a few years back? Same thing, but I was
fortunate enough to handle it.
Shane