Religion Construction Kit

[Raphael]

One of the items (randomizing elements of a religion) was posted on the patreon page a while ago, and I remember rolling dice to generate answers for it. Once I can figure out where my copy of my answers is, I am hoping to develop it further and post about it on the board.

Sounds fun!

[Man in Space]

It’s out on Kindle now.

[zompist]

Once I can figure out where my copy of my answers is, I am hoping to develop it further and post about it on the board.

If you do, please mention it in this thread (I generally don't see things in Conlangery).

[Civil War Bugle]

Will do!

[Civil War Bugle]

https://www.verduria.org/viewtopic.php?t=1576

I will be using the thread at the link above as my base of operations for publicizing details of the religion I am developing.

[keenir]

as soon as Barnes&Noble carries it, I'm placing my order. very looking forwards to this.

Normally I don't have to wait this long between the time that one of Zompist's books is published, and when that book is carried by B&N. They still don't have the RCK.

still, I know it will be worth the wait.

[zompist]

Normally I don't have to wait this long between the time that one of Zompist's books is published, and when that book is carried by B&N. They still don't have the RCK.

still, I know it will be worth the wait.

I don't know why B&N misses or delays some books... they don't have the Middle East book either, but they have my syntax book.

You should probably be aware that B&N orders will go through Amazon anyway. I'm trying to get my books on Lulu as an alternative, now that they offer paperbacks, but that will take some time.

[keenir]

still, I know it will be worth the wait.

You should probably be aware that B&N orders will go through Amazon anyway. I'm trying to get my books on Lulu as an alternative, now that they offer paperbacks, but that will take some time.

ah, thank you for the reccomendation; I normally place orders in the store to pick them up there -- if Amazon and B&N are, in terms of transport, the same, that would nicely explain why sometimes orders I used to place online with both of them, would be delivered in a box or...or in a piece of cardboard that was folded over itself in places (and with large corners missing from what I could otherwise call a box)

still, I'll give it a try after a year or more of avoiding it. thank you for the much-needed encouragement.

[keenir]

still, I know it will be worth the wait.

You should probably be aware that B&N orders will go through Amazon anyway. I'm trying to get my books on Lulu as an alternative, now that they offer paperbacks, but that will take some time.

still, I'll give it a try after a year or more of avoiding it. thank you for the much-needed encouragement.

very weirdly, though. the book came in an Amazon cardboard bag, so that was normal. but the bag was dropped off by a white car with no markings to indicate it was from UPS, USPostal service, or even Amazon itself.
*sigh*