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Old 07-10-2012, 07:07 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by charlesatan View Post
For #1 for example, I'm sure Tor would love to publish another Sword of Truth book. (And honestly, some of the books in the series were crap, and were still published by Tor.) And Goodkind got the opportunity to branch out into a different milieu with Law of Nines.
Well, Law of Nines appears to have tanked. (Amazon has non-remaindered hardcovers available for $3.50 each.)

I am curious as to how well The Omen Machine did - whether people were buying Terry Goodkind fantasy novels in general, or if they were buying Sword of Truth novels in particular. I know that for me it was the latter, which is why I borrowed it from the library instead of buying at release (unlike the last half-dozen books in the series). I'd indulged the author's... excesses? eccentricities? in later SOT books because I wanted to know how the story ended. Standalones with the characters... well, except Zedd... wasn't something I was exactly champing at the bit for.

(It helped that the ebook was windowed. If it wasn't, I'll have to be honest and say that I might have surrendered and bought it. )
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