Quest for Knowledge May 21, 2015 Quest for Knowledge “Won’t somebody teach me about design??” Spread the love Tags: art for a refrigerator, aspect ratio ◀ Love, Lies, Traitors and Spies Shadow Runners ▶ 6 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments Kris 8 years ago Always Volume/Book/Part One. Always self-important. jic 8 years ago Reply to Kris To be fair, doesn’t Amazon require authors to indicate when their book is part of a series? Author Nathan 8 years ago They allow it, but it doesn’t have to be on the cover. And there are an awful lot of “Volume 1” books on Amazon for which there are no succeeding volumes. (In this case, there are. The covers for the follow-up volumes are no more impressive.) red 8 years ago Reply to Nathan > And there are an awful lot of “Volume 1″ books on Amazon for which there are no succeeding volumes. That’s an awesome sentence. James F. Brown 8 years ago Reply to red LOL “Succeeding” in more than one definition of the word. 🙂 Waffles 8 years ago Spoiler Alert: That giant naked guy does destroy the city.
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Always Volume/Book/Part One. Always self-important.
To be fair, doesn’t Amazon require authors to indicate when their book is part of a series?
They allow it, but it doesn’t have to be on the cover. And there are an awful lot of “Volume 1” books on Amazon for which there are no succeeding volumes. (In this case, there are. The covers for the follow-up volumes are no more impressive.)
> And there are an awful lot of “Volume 1″ books on Amazon for which there are no succeeding volumes.
That’s an awesome sentence.
LOL
“Succeeding” in more than one definition of the word. 🙂
Spoiler Alert: That giant naked guy does destroy the city.