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Only I seem to be the only advertiser on here at the moment, which aside from the fact that I'm burning through impressions at a furious rate, it means that every time I browse ENWorld I'm spending my own money! (Every page I look at uses up one of my impressions). Dammit! I've burnt through...

I wrote a slightly tongue-in-cheek review of it that people might find interesting: http://www.criticalmiss.com/issue10/DogTown1.html

Well coming from Mr ENWorld himself, that's very, very cool. Hope you like it. :)

Oh, and just very quickly to say that you will, I'm afraid, be seeing quite a few mentions of Game Night in the coming weeks and months since I do intend to purchase a pretty large number of Morrus's very reasonably priced banner ads in the near future! :)

Okay, one big consolidated reply to everything: Firstly... Plus others... but this post's getting a bit long now. Thanks hugely for saying that. When I wrote up the first chapter I pretty quickly came up with the idea that it could be used as a neat and free way of showcasing the novel...

Hmm. If I were to personally thank you would that look attentive... or needy? :) Anyhow, and regardless, thanks!

Well speaking as the author, that's a very nice review to read. :) Could I just add that if any of the Brits among us want a link to the Amazon.uk version of the book (which currently has discounted copies on offer for £5.50 against an rrp of £7.99) then you can find them at the main Game...

I seem to be having a problem with the hosting of my main site, which has been down since yesterday. My apologies to anyone who was trying to access it and was unable to do so. So for the moment, while it's down, I've created a mirror site: http://www.criticalmissforums.com/GameNight/

EDIT:- MAIN SITE IS CURRENTLY OFFLINE. SEE SECOND POST IN THREAD FOR DETAILS OF THE MIRROR SITE This is news I would have posted this morning, had I not found myself trapped for more than two hours in my own bathroom (no, really!), but now I'm here, here goes. Game Night, my roleplaying themed...

Cool! I was planning on sending you a preview copy of my humour-RPG novel Game Night when it comes out in December, just on the off-chance that you guys might like it, but it's very nice to have an explicit invitation. So expect a package at some point in the near-ish future. :)

Thank you! I wanted to buy one for our campaign, but I didn't have enough cash and none of the other sods would agree to chip in - probably because they knew how much I wanted it. :)

Got it, see what you mean. I've been looking at Lightning Source where it's the other way round. You tell them what the price you want to sell it to distributors is (i.e. the wholesale price) and then your margin is that minus the print cost. So if they reduced the print cost the price would...

Could I humbly suggest my own Nexus's Portable Headquarters? I designed this to be the ultimate magic item for the well-to-do adventuring group. Now I'll admit that at 371,105 GPs, it is a little pricy. But given that the cost could (should even) be shared over the entire group, it is very...

That's interesting. Do you (i.e. the publisher) not set the retail cost with Lulu? I'm guessing that means that they have a standard margin?

Anyone? I'd bounce this sucker but it appears to be stuck. :)

Well I'm not quite sure how to do a poll, but if someone else is doing one could I humbly request that "Dear god, my eyes! My eyes! They're burningggggggg!" be included as one of the options? :) (And with that I think I'll stop flogging a horse that quite clearly dropped dead several hours...

Or to (mis)quote Churchill: "This is not the liking. It is not even the beginning of the liking. But it is, perhaps, the end of the unliking." :)

Dear God, I only made it a paragraph in before I had to look away and blink. I don't know how they've done it, and maybe I'm getting old, but there is something about that bright white on mottled green background that rips my eyes out. I literally have to look away once a paragraph, and not...

Has the price been reduced? I just took a look at the page... http://www.lulu.com/content/951262 ...and it now appears to be saying $14.99? (As someone who's publishing his own fiction novel in the summer, I'm naturally interested in what prices other people are picking).

Did you also have the rule that you weren't allowed to say anything for the several minutes they took to discuss it? I had that with a comedy SF story (in the UFO conspiriciana sub-genre) that I'd taken to my non-SF writing group. They spent several minutes discussing whether or not the people...