Nadin Has a Book For Sale on Amazon

[Traveshamockery]

No reviews yet, but I'm sure it has sold less copies than Nancy Pelosi's book.

 


http://www.amazon.com/Alien-Intelligence-Brief-Nadin-Brzezinski/dp/1847280803

[TexasCop]

She has THREE books on Amazon, none of which have any reviews.....which tells me she has yet to sell a single copy.   

[Skul]

She has THREE books on Amazon, ......

Shhhh, that's all there were printed.
Just three.

[GOBUCKS]

Shhhh, that's all that were printed.
Just three.

That's all. Three copies. Her vanity publishing deal wasn't bankrolled by Plagiarist Pitt's mother.

[Skul]

That's all. Three copies. Her vanity publishing deal wasn't bankrolled by Plagiarist Pitt's mother.

Don't spoil her moment of glory, GB.
Every Marxist needs a starting point.

[Karin]

How come no comments in Customer Discussion? 

[Chris_]

I tried to find it's Amazon sales ranking.  I don't think it goes down that far.

[JohnnyReb]

How come no comments in Customer Discussion? 

Soon as her gummint check clears she's going to buy one of her books and write some comments.

[whiffleball]

There aren't even any used ones available.  $27 for a paperback?  If she wants anyone to review them she'd best be giving them to her fellow Pitties.

[Texacon]

There aren't even any used ones available.  $27 for a paperback?  If she wants anyone to review them she'd best be giving them to her fellow Pitties.

Hey, copy paper, printing ink, staples and all those hours of sitting in your kitchen making 'books' takes some BUCKS!  $27 sounds reasonable ....

Heh.

KC

[dutch508]

It's a gaming suppliment. 

This core book will enable players to make characters to be used in the world of Future Nexus. It will also introduce players to an expansive world that allows players to be the heroes of multiple empires and species. It includes a tactical rule system, allowing players to engage in miniature gaming. The easy to follow construction system allows players to build any and all kinds of vehicles, ranging from wheelchairs to system defense nets.

The Battle of the Line at Kesmai destroyed Third Fleet, but some need to keep the secret from those who rule. If the reality of the attack is ever revealed, humanity will have no choice but to unify under one banner. Some, bound by the ancient code, fight this for they need a field of honor to test their mettle. Others, bound by a profit interest driven by war profiteering, see peace as bad for business. Caught in the maelstrom are two men, who have faced each other who are bound by a Code of Honor that is stronger than any other...

This is the first supplement for Future Nexus. It gives the players and extensive intelligence brief on the Astrac and the Tal, as well as some information on the Xerxes and the Tumaric. It hints at more species across the void and expands on possibilities. It introduces two more species, vehicles, warships and new technologies. It also brings new skills, flaws and advantages, as well as new skill packages. It is a supplement to the core book.

[DumbAss Tanker]

Hey, copy paper, printing ink, staples and all those hours of sitting in your kitchen making 'books' takes some BUCKS!  $27 sounds reasonable ....

Heh.

KC

For a fairly modest run, you can get a full-sized trade paper out the door for quite a bit less than that.  My wife had a book picked up by an e-publisher a few years ago, but had a case of them printed and shipped for her to sell directly as well, I believe she sold them all at around $15 apiece.  The price may have gone up from inflation on materials, or stayed in the same range if tech improvements offset that, but $27 seems pretty high. 

[oldcrow]

Potential review...

  Pros: None

  Cons: A little rough as toilet paper.

 

[true_blood]

How many pages do those books have?
I'm running out of toilet paper.

[formerlurker]

Future Nexus Core Book
by Ian Bohne [Verified Purchaser]   Date Added: 03/14/2009 06:28:19
   As much as I love sci-fi rpg, this game just fails to grab me. I found the rules hard to read (the single column layout is so simple it becomes hard to follow...and wastes much space with left-justified tables that leave much white space). The core mechanic doesn't appear until page 94 of the 250 pages. Most of what is before that is character creation, and what follows is combat and metasetting.

http://www.amazon.com/Future-Nexus-Core-nadin-Brzezinski/dp/1411667719/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1301620306&sr=1-1

It's not just the DU that finds you insufferable Nadin. 

[formerlurker]

nadin brzezinski 
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Future Nexus Core Book Available
We have finally released the core book of Future Nexus, which is now on sale at RPGEDGE.com. This is the direct link to the product on the site, http://edge.rpgnow.com/product_info....ducts_id=6078&. You can also find a link to the site from the product page at WWW.DEISTGAMES.com.

So you may ask, what is so innovative about this game? Here are some of its features:

Characteristics of the Core Rule Book

Fast, flexible character creation rules. You can use skill packages only, a skill list or a combination of the two

Fast combat system that incorporates any level of play you want to do, from the cinematic to the hyper-gritty.

An easy to follow construction system that will allow you, as it stands right now, to build anything from a wheelchair, yes we did it, to a system defense network.

A tactical combat system, so if your choice is to push lead, you have the rules

Lots and I mean LOTS of fluff. Three solar systems have even been detailed quite a bit. When all was said and done, I believe one third of the book IS fluff.

Enjoy, we are very pleased with this release and look forwards to hearing from you and to our next release, ahem, them pesky aliens.

Nadin Brzezinski
President Deist Games
www.deistgames.com

http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?234957-Future-Nexus-Core-Book-Available

[Traveshamockery]

Nadin Brzezinski
President Deist Games
www.deistgames.com

Is that one of those Fortune 500 companies?  I sure hope she's paying her workers fairly and covering their health care costs. 

 

[Freeper]

Speaking of DUmmy authors on Amazon, I found this.

War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know [Paperback]
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Available from these sellers.


7 new from $3.62 60 used from $0.01

http://www.amazon.com/War-Iraq-What-Team-Doesnt/dp/1893956385/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1301621223&sr=1-1

[Jason]

7 new from $3.62 60 used from $0.01

Three double cheeseburgers from McDonalds have roughly the same going rate as a brand spankin' new book written by William Rivers Pitt.

[GOBUCKS]

4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (65 customer reviews)
65 Reviews

Since there's no way this thing sold 65 copies, DUmmy Raven must have been busy logging reviews.

You have to admit, though, it was an interesting collaboration. Shortly after Raven paid to publish the book the author, Scott Ritter, was arrested and subsequently convicted of pedophilia. Plagiarist Pitt, whose name was on the cover because his mother paid the publishing costs, lost his substitute teaching career due to self-admitted pedophilial tendencies. So here we have an anti-Bush screed just dripping with pedophilia. A winner at the Dump.

[Jason]

Since there's no way this thing sold 65 copies, DUmmy Raven must have been busy logging reviews.

You have to admit, though, it was an interesting collaboration. Shortly after Raven paid to publish the book the author, Scott Ritter, was arrested and subsequently convicted of pedophilia. Plagiarist Pitt, whose name was on the cover because his mother paid the publishing costs, lost his substitute teaching career due to self-admitted pedophilial tendencies. So here we have an anti-Bush screed just dripping with pedophilia. A winner at the Dump.

Wait a minute...WHAT??  Please give all of us who haven't heard about this some background.

[Duke Nukum]

Is it really her? Does she have a history of talking about or playing role-playing games?  I would imagine if she wrote a game it would be called something like The Hunt for Moose and Squirrel.

[Chris_]

Is it really her? Does she have a history of talking about or playing role-playing games?  I would imagine if she wrote a game it would be called something like The Hunt for Moose and Squirrel.

She does.  She claims she works on some GoBot or Voltron role-playing game with her business partner. 

[franksolich]

Since there's no way this thing sold 65 copies, DUmmy Raven must have been busy logging reviews.

You have to admit, though, it was an interesting collaboration. Shortly after Raven paid to publish the book the author, Scott Ritter, was arrested and subsequently convicted of pedophilia. Plagiarist Pitt, whose name was on the cover because his mother paid the publishing costs, lost his substitute teaching career due to self-admitted pedophilial tendencies. So here we have an anti-Bush screed just dripping with pedophilia. A winner at the Dump.

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,39228.0

from January 2010.

[GOBUCKS]

Wait a minute...WHAT??  Please give all of us who haven't heard about this some background.

Well, before his drunkenness became perpetual and morbid, DUmmy Pitt would from time to time serve as a substitute teacher at a junior high school in Boston. Then several years ago he showed up at the DUmp in the guise of a sock puppet. He described his life and occupation in such a way as to make his identity obvious. He then asked the DUmbasses for advise on how to handle a situation in his real world life that could result in imprisonment, because of some regrettable activity he had enjoyed with a girl, or girls, from the school. I'm sure someone here still has access to the tale as told by Pitt. Anyway, he expressed real fear that he would shortly begin a trek through the criminal justice system. He had to have been blind drunk to have discussed such a matter with the DUmbasses on a public message board. The legal repercussions apparently didn't happen, and maybe the sock puppet story was drunken hyperbole, but his alcoholism then became more and more severe and apparent, resulting in lots of hilarious drunken posts and the end of his subbing career. The sock puppet episode, and his involvement in the "24 business hours" debacle put an end to his influence at the DUmp. It's been several years, and I've probably forgotten or confused some of the details, but that's it in a nutshell.