At the moment, “The Sagan Diary” is at #262 #207 #194 #179 on Amazon and #12 #11 #9 #8 on its science fiction bestseller list. I guess people like the audio version. But with such truly fabulous readers involved, who can blame them.
Thanks, folks. “Sagan” was a real experiment for me, and I’m really happy that so far people seem to be coming along for the ride. And yet again, thanks to Elizabeth Bear, Mary Robinette Kowal, Ellen Kushner, Karen Meisner, Cherie Priest and Helen Smith. Clearly, I owe them all a kidney. This could be a problem.
Congrats!!! I’m trying to resist the audio version actually and wait for my copy to come in.
So…if Bill Schafer wet himself when Coffee Shop cracked 1000, have you checked to see if he’s okay? I mean, with these numbers, you might need to call paramedics in.
Wow! Guess I’d better order mine sooner than later – I just finished Android’s Dream – I guess I’m behind the curve!
1) Dice it up small.
2) Headline: Subterranean Press acquires controlling interest in Bertelsmann Foundation.
(Is there a missing closing tag in Cephyn’s comment?)
I fixed it, David.
Congrats, man. A good project gone fantabulous.
Go ahead and squee (we know you wanna). You deserve it.
*cough* John, you fixed that link? Maybe not. *cough*
Oh, and Dave Moles, not even God could buy into Bertelsmann.
Not with money.
Mary: I’ve had certain resources rerouted since the Coffeshop fecal fiasco, so there’s no danger of Amazon rankings causing a brownout in any major systems.
Thanks for your concern, though.
Bill
It’s no problem at all. You owe them a kidney, fine, but nothing says it has to be originally yours.
You’ve got two, anyways.
No one even said the kidney had to be human. One trip to the butcher shop and you could be swimming in kidneys.
And what are Chinese prisoners for anyway?
I’m still looking for that damn UPS truck.