Cthulhu's Librarian
First Post
Got mine in the mail the other day. had a great time reading the strips over again!
Glyfair said:However, I really wish he had held off selling books at appearances until those who preordered the books (which allowed him to print them) had their books at least shipped.
Ah well, at least he's up to 3 days a week now.
Kahuna Burger said:I was the woman with the baby who walking in at about 6:30 (after planning the day around it, driving from attleboro in the rain with a headache and a baby and having the worst parking luck in harvard square of my life) heard "this is the last one" said to the guy at the counter buying the book.
ehem. That'll show me to underestimate the number of people besides myself who will get excited over a webcomic. :\
I left fairly quickly after that before any embarassing exibitions of frustration could occur, so I didn't get a chance to check the line for people to catch up with. See you all at the game day.
kb
well, I appologize for any unfocused glaring you may have inadvertently recieved. The day wasn't a complete loss, but at that very moment the cranky level was high.Storminator said:Had you not veered to the right as you exited the store, you would have run smack into me. So hi!
PS
Thornir Alekeg said:I agree, I wasn't about to buy another copy to get it signed, but I haven't had my pre-ordered copy shipped yet, so I would not have been able to bring my copy to get signed.
Glyfair said:Yeah, I understand the situation. He, presumbably, had this scheduled long before he knewof the issues involved. However, everytime I read someone like skinnydwarf commenting about picking it up at a signing... <SNIP>.
skinnydwarf said:I had actually picked it up the Monday before. And put myself over my book-budget. But that's nothing new. That's what I get for working in Harvard square. "Why not stop by Pandemonium on the way home? Oooo, pretty gaming books!"