Swords & Wizardry Continual Light has sold over 300 PDF copies in 48 hours at OneBookShelf's two storefronts. Wow. Simply wow. Thank you.
Proof copies of
SWCL should arrive from CreateSpace tomorrow and if all goes well print on demand copies should be available at Amazon by the weekend. The plan is to also have a few dozen signed and numbered print copies of
SWCL available for sale at the
Frog God booth at
GameHole. I can only bring what fits in the carry on, so numbers will be limited.
Files for OneBookShelf and Lulu will be worked on this week, so figure a few more weeks before print on demand is available at those sources.
More immediately, the monster and magic item releases from September should be laid out and sent to backers by the end of the weekend. Work begins on
The Tavern funded adventure this week also. Hope to have that up by
GameHole.
Folks have asked about
Torchlight, the
Swords & Wizardry Magazine. Now that
Swords & Wizardry Continual Light has released everything else should start falling into place. I'm aiming for a January release for the
Torchlight PDF, but in any case I expect print copies to be available at GaryCon in March.
Clan & Hammer is something I'm excited to start working on beyond my initial notes. Its my dwarven RPG built off of
Swords & Wizardry Continual Light. Probably not much will be done there until the first issue of
Torchlight is mostly done, but sometimes the muse decides on its own ;)
I am ever grateful for the support I've gotten from the community. Your feedback on the
SWCL Beta and
SWCL Pre-Release Candidate was invaluable. If you haven't grabbed a copy of
SWCL yet, do so. Its PWYW, so there's no reason not to.
If you get a chance, please leave a review at RPGNow, even if its critical. Reviews are the bread and butter of success. And spread the word. The more copies in the wild, the more potential third party support for
Swords & Wizardry Continual Light.
Which reminds me. I need to put
SWCL together as a .doc file for those looking to hack it into other genres and such. Adding that to the list ;)
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So, has anyone done a comparison of Lulu, OBS, and Creatspace POD? Quality and price, etc.
ReplyDeleteI have pretty much just used Lulu and been happy. My one issue was dealt with quickly and properly. I usually save a bunch of books and wait for a good discount code.
What do others think?
I believe Douglas Cole / Gaming Ballistic did so.
DeleteCreateSpace / Amazon claimed it needed embedded fonts, but didn't. Will ship Prime via Amazon. So, if you have Prime, probably cheaper than other options.
Erik is correct. Wolfgang, the link to Douglas Cole's comparison is found here:
Deletehttps://gamingballistic.com/2017/09/22/three-pod-comparisons-lightning-sourcedrivethru-createspace-pubgraphics/