Review for Final Fantasy Tactics (1997) for the PS1, by Square.
The first part can be found at http://blip.tv/file/3402796
The first part can be found at http://blip.tv/file/3402796
This first review knocks one of the most controversial games off my list, making way for better games to appear in the show. Unlike many reviewers I will not exclusively review "bad games". I will instead focus more on lesser known games regardless of quality.
I've finally given up on trying to get the interest of an agent or publisher. I'm going to self-publish my fantasy middle grade novel, but I've decided if I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it right. Professional editing, artwork, and an initial print run so I can convince indie bookstores to carry it and sell copies at conventions.
I have more details about the fund raising project on my Kickstarter account,
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1393473826/pandemonia-chronicles-a-novel-for-boys
To summarize things, if you pledge you are entitled to certain rewards. I also do not receive any money until the goal amount is reached.
Thanks for reading this, even if you decide not to pledge.
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I have more details about the fund raising project on my Kickstarter account,
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1393473826/pandemonia-chronicles-a-novel-for-boys
To summarize things, if you pledge you are entitled to certain rewards. I also do not receive any money until the goal amount is reached.
Thanks for reading this, even if you decide not to pledge.
Nielsen Bookscan has found that of 86,000 new titles published in the UK in 2009, 59,000 sold an average of 18 copies.
On the one hand, that makes me feel a little better about all my rejections. The "experts" printed thousands of books nobody wanted to buy, so their judgment of what is commercially viable isn't infallible.
On the other hand, if the publishers are losing millions of dollars then they are going to take less chances on unknown authors who have no platform.
On an unrelated note, this may be the future of e-publishing. I certainly hope so.
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On the one hand, that makes me feel a little better about all my rejections. The "experts" printed thousands of books nobody wanted to buy, so their judgment of what is commercially viable isn't infallible.
On the other hand, if the publishers are losing millions of dollars then they are going to take less chances on unknown authors who have no platform.
On an unrelated note, this may be the future of e-publishing. I certainly hope so.
I'm not sure why I haven't posted this here before, but we have a Facebook page for the film right here.
And for those who haven't watched the film yet, the Crunchyroll page is here.
Also, I'm working out details for a web series followup to the film. Stay tuned for more details!
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And for those who haven't watched the film yet, the Crunchyroll page is here.
Also, I'm working out details for a web series followup to the film. Stay tuned for more details!
