http://thefiddlersgun.disqus.com/enMon, 12 Oct 2009 22:00:31 -0000http://thefiddlersgun.com/files/bd02b211e76b7647f99009119e7d72a1-52.html#comment-19940557<p>For what it is worth I think that you are choosing the right path. Though you don't really know me outside of goofy exhanges on FB, I have been a collector of books for years. Let's face it. Books are a dime a dozen. Do I want a Dover Thrift Edition or am I willing to spend the money for a "keeper" which in my opinion your book will be. To sacrifice quality, with all of the man (and woman hours, in the case of Evie's artwork) would be a bad choice. You already have many who anticipate your product. For myself, I am more than willing to spend money on a product that draws me in visually as well as for the story itself. What about pre-orders to help offset some of out-of-pocket expense?</p>Toni Farnsworth LaughlinMon, 12 Oct 2009 22:00:31 -0000http://thefiddlersgun.com/files/bd02b211e76b7647f99009119e7d72a1-52.html#comment-19897302<p>Maybe I'm a complete optimist, but I believe you'll sell way more than 50-100 books. </p>JannaMon, 12 Oct 2009 10:33:20 -0000