Saving Hope is going to be the greatest show of all time. OF ALL TIME.*

haha, okay, that was awesome.

Welcome, new guy!

I was gone most of the weekend and I just spent ten minutes petting my cat - after he forgave me for being gone. He purred and purred and then he curled into a ball and heaved the most heart-felt heavy sigh ever.

That's an interesting point.

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"Yesterday night" is something that a lot of my Indian colleagues from a certain region tend to say. I know it's just an imperfect grasp of some odd English rule, but I always think of it as time travel lag every time I see it.

I'll concede that.

No, the strategy of selling a physical book and deliberately NOT selling an ebook, when it is common practice to sell it in both formats, these days.

I can find no flaw in this argument.

Related tangent: Apparently, a lot of libraries will lend you ebooks these days. I keep saying I am going to look into it and I keep forgetting. I've always been more of a buy vs. borrow gal anyway.

Now that is true. I'm usually one who will strap on the ol' eyepatch if something I truly want is deliberately made unavailable. In this case, though, the pirated copy is going to be crappily scanned stuff, so I wouldn't bother. Maybe I figure everyone is as snooty as me? ;)

That could very well be. But that was something to try five years ago, not today. Considering that ebooks outsell physical books on Amazon - and Amazon is the biggest book seller - that ship has sailed, imo. That strategy would just alienate people now, I would think.

Is this copyright trolling or legitimately not understanding the process of how it could be obtained in an unauthorized digital format?

Well, I don't really think there's much point to be made here. It's the equivalent of putting out a tape because you don't like CDs. If you feel like it's a more 'true' medium, go on with your bad self, I guess.

Well, given the source, I'm not surprised and I don't mind it at all. I mean, King is practically the, well, king of nostalgia.

Hmm, possibly. I think it will just retard sales. At this point, a lot of people have an ereader but also still buy physical books. Very few have gone militantly e-reader only like I have. Those King fans who still buy physical books will buy it. People like me who don't buy physical books no matter who writes…

haha, I love that.