FAQQ: Can’t I just send some money to you by PayPal instead of buying the book? A: You don’t have to buy the book, but I’m not interested in tipjar payments. I’m not doing this to compete with my publisher. If you read the ebook and want to pay me back, but don’t have any use for the dead-tree edition, the best way you can do that is to buy a copy of the book and donate it to a school, library or community center. If you do this, you’ll put a copy of the book on the shelf where it might be read, I’ll get a royalty, and my sales-figures will go up (which means that I’ll get a bigger advance on my next book and my publisher will be more likely to want to repeat the experiment). 2 Responses to “FAQ”Leave a Reply |
Cory Doctorow is the future of science fiction. An nth-generation hybrid of
the best of Greg Bear, Rudy Rucker, Bruce Sterling and Groucho Marx, Doctorow
composes stories that are as BPM-stuffed as techno music, as idea-rich as the
latest issue of NEW SCIENTIST, and as funny as humanity’s efforts to improve
itself. Utopian, insightful, somehow simultaneously ironic and heartfelt, these
nine tales will upgrade your basal metabolism, overwrite your cortex with new
and efficient subroutines and generally improve your life to the point where
you’ll wonder how you ever got along with them. Really, you should need a
prescription to ingest this book. Out of all the glittering crap life and our
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industrial-grade art.
Paul Di Filippo Author of The Steampunk Trilogy [Read more quotes about the book] [Introduction by Bruce Sterling] [FAQ] |
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What is the green hand/briefcase cover pic a reference to? Did I miss something while reading the book, or is it a Bugout ref, or perhaps something else entirely?
Why are only 6 of the 9 stories here for download?