Nuklear Age on kindle/nook
 

"Nuklear Age is now available for Kindle and Nook for $3.99. Now including the only part of the sequel you’ll ever see."

So I have to buy the book I already bought for a device I don’t have to read the book you’ll never write? Take this personally but, **** you.

Unless, of course, you mean Atomic Age is going to be in audio book format only.

Moved to Brian's Projects forum.

this thread is going places.

Well, I guess. I could release just the epilogue, but ebook services force you to charge a minimum, so you'd be livid at me for charging $2 for 15 pages of material instead.

Luckily for you, the people at Amazon and B&N aren't morons. There are free Kindle and Nook apps for Mac and PC as well as every iOS and Android device you can imagine. And by free I mean completely free. For free.

(they are free)

I think you got lost.

Even after I just solved your problem? Tsk.

Hahahaha this is great

"Even after I just solved your problem? Tsk."

I ****ed you before you solved the problem, not after! Get the timeline of ****ing right.

:/ I still gotta pay 4 dollars now instead of 2 for 15 pages. Not that it matters!

"and this is why you should not drink when you post."

>o Make me!

Still upset there's not going to be an Atomic Age.

Okay. In that case the problem was always solved, you were just too busy being wrong to know.

Correct. As you'd be angry either way. And in both cases it's not my fault.

I've been talking about how that was the case for about 6 or 7 years now. One would think that would be time enough to get over it. And you still get the closure it would have provided thanks to the new ebook edition.

I mean, you can choose to be angry at me over these things that aren't my fault, but you'll only continue to look silly doing it.

So wait

why WOULD you pay four dollars for a book you already have on a device you don't own just to read fifteen pages of a book Brian Clevinger's never going to write?

Like I would because I'm an internationally wealthy jetsetter who throws around fat stacks of foursies like they aren't even a thing but assuming that four dollars is something you give a shit about then seriously what is the value proposition here?