A broken binding W
I wonder if the error occurred because the threshold was passed due to the shipping cost. And the system looks at the subtotal.
Either way, I am happy they fixed it.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 10 hours ago
u/PerspectiveLive8850
Why is the hierarchy series is so expensive?
I can't imagine the demand being so high that a single book goes for £266.
It is a glued binding with a fancy edge and a few exclusive illustrations.
It is more expensive than a dragonsteel leatherbound.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 12 hours ago
Am I the only one who prefer these hardbacks more than the SE?
I really like the earthy designs. They compliment each other really well.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 2 days ago
Poll for the dragon blade
I hope this won't come off as disrespectful to the author, but I am curious to know how well this edition is actually selling.
While this special edition is one of the more impressive editions hitting general shop this year(my opinion), the series itself doesnt seem to be as impressive.
So I thought it would be fun to do a little poll.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 3 days ago
What are peoples experience with buying SE from ebay?
Never used ebay. Do they have buyersprotection? I have heard there are a lot of scammers on ebay, but i might be fine if i just avoid the sales where it is too good to be true.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 4 days ago
The dragon blade vs riftwar
As the title said, which one would you go for if you could only pick one. Which is my case.
This comes from a background of mostly reading webnovels and stuff, and only started reading fantasy recently, so I am not really exposed to the tropes or the clichés.
Another question: I have collected both classic fantasy and modern fantasy, but havent really started much as i am a slow reader.
What would be the optimized approach for most enjoyment? Should I start with classic fantasy, and then go over to modern ones?
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 7 days ago
When does the sun affects the paper?
I’m planning to replace these with my upcoming SE books as I am running out of space, but I can’t really rearrange the shelves, so I’m wondering how careful I actually need to be with light exposure.
Is paper mostly damaged by direct sunlight, or can regular natural daylight in a room also cause noticeable yellowing over time?
The shelves only get gentle natural light, but I’ve even been wondering whether I should start closing the curtains when I’m out.
Edit: The children of time has been correctly rearranged. No need to comment on that haha
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/fantasybooks
A F&SF main character like John Snow
I really enjoyed the personal journey from a young adult, wet behind the ears, into a veteran that shows his experience in the way he carries himself.
I know there are quite a lot of them, but I am new to reading these type of books.
I prefer a series more than standalones, but they are alao welcome.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 13 days ago
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 21 days ago
Will I now first get slow gods when hyperion is shipping?
Will it potentially fuck up the way they package the books? As too many books will just result in them being thrown in a brown box.
Anyone with experience in buying different books in 1 order?
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 21 days ago
Goodreads seems kinda in the middle. People say the story doesnt end strong, and kinda just ends. They speak strongly of the world building, but character and plot is the weakpoint.
I am curious what you guys think. And to be honest, I just need an excuse to buy them.
u/PerspectiveLive8850 — 22 days ago