The books look so good I wouldn't let anybody read them. I'd keep a cheap 50 cent paperback around of the original and tell visitors "Please don't touch my Castalia library, you'll soil them. Here's the same book in a paperback with the cover ripped off, don't even open those books, they're too good. I'm saving them for future generations."
It is not easy to save $100 every month lately. I have skipped some snacks (I have not skipped a meal so far) just thinking it will make the difference. And everytime I get just one book, I think about every little sacrifice I did and think it was totaly worth it
Of the books that have not been printed, will there be extras for purchase? If so, is there a way to reserve one now? For context, I'm a history and cathedra subscriber.
The books look so good I wouldn't let anybody read them. I'd keep a cheap 50 cent paperback around of the original and tell visitors "Please don't touch my Castalia library, you'll soil them. Here's the same book in a paperback with the cover ripped off, don't even open those books, they're too good. I'm saving them for future generations."
The reason they are leather and smyth sewn with high stock paper is so they will last many readings. Not many eyes looking at yhem.
It is not easy to save $100 every month lately. I have skipped some snacks (I have not skipped a meal so far) just thinking it will make the difference. And everytime I get just one book, I think about every little sacrifice I did and think it was totaly worth it
Of the books that have not been printed, will there be extras for purchase? If so, is there a way to reserve one now? For context, I'm a history and cathedra subscriber.
A big shout out to everyone involved in shipping and deliveries. I have nothing but polite, competent, reasonable responses to every inquiry.
BTW, #23 in the list appears to be in italic font, but has been shipped.
Do y'all know in what order you're going to work through the backlog? I'm hoping it'll be Martyanov next, then Arts of War.