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They're anticipating that people will discover the book because they're presently longtime fans or future fans via the Amazon series. Bet it explains the timing
by prawn 4y ago
They're anticipating that people will discover the book because they're presently longtime fans or future fans via the Amazon series. Bet it explains the timing of the book too. See this invented conversation:
"I'm going to that new city restaurant next week."
"I really liked it. Actually, I got a cookbook by that chef. If you love the restaurant, this book is for you."
That the two groups apparently lack overlap would support the press release mentioning each separately: Whether you're a hippy environmentalist or conservative/independent rancher, solar panels are for you!
- capableweb 4y ago> Bet it explains the timing of the book too I think the submission article is pretty obvious about that the timing is on purpose: > The book, due out in hardback and deluxe on 10th November 2022, is conveniently timed to coincide with Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power which is being released this September, and which is also set in the Second Age.
- hjkl0 4y ago> the submission article is pretty obvious about that the timing is on purpose The article doesn’t actually make that claim. “Conveniently timed” means it’s the author’s own opinion. Which is almost certainly just as good as yours or mine is. It would be very different if the article claimed the book was developed alongside the series or anything like that.
- dylan604 4y ago>They're anticipating that people will discover the book because they're presently longtime fans or future fans via the Amazon series. Bet it explains the timing of the book too. Wonder what people think after never reading The Hobbit until after watching the 6+ hours of movies then circle back to the book?