Reminder: Richard A. Knaak Live Chat - WoW: Night of the Dragon

Posted 14th May 2009 01:33 PM by Medievaldragon

A reminder to our community to attend tonight Thursday (USA) or Friday (Europe) the live public chat with Richard A. Knaak.  We will discuss details of World of Warcraft: Night of the Dragon—a sequel to Day of the Dragon that lays the ground for the emergence of the Twilight Dragonflight and the very early stage of the Nexus War in Wrath of the Lich King.  The book continues the scene from the Netherwing Ledge (Burning Crusade) where Lady Sinestra and the Dragonmaw strike a deal in exchange of Netherwing eggs.  There are a few continuity nods from the mangas and the patch 2.4 mixed in with the cameo of Kalecgos who blames Krasus for the fate of Anveena at the Sunwell Plateau.

Find out more about WarCraft Legends Vol. 3 and 4, or ask about the upcoming World of Warcraft: Stormrage novel. Feel free to ask abou Diablo Novels. The live chat will take place at the following page (accessible on your internet browser)

Time Zones

US East - May 14, 8pm
US Central - May 14, 7pm
US Mountain - May 14, 6pm
US Pacific - May 14, 5pm

Note: Europeans can access the live chat on Friday, May 15:

UK - May 15, 1am
Paris - May 15, 2am




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MerLock
Posted 15, May 2009 06:37 AM
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Has anyone read this book? I was wondering why the paperback edition retails $16.00. Has anyone brought this up? Just seems a bit pricey.

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Medievaldragon
Posted 15, May 2009 11:37 AM
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I read the book.  It is pricey indeed.  For some reason, pocket books are moving away from the pocket book sized novels as of late when it comes to Warcraft books.

WoW: Arthas is a hardcover and costs $25 for example.  It could be a sign of the economy recession and other trends.  No clue.  There was a downsize at the publisher.  Marco Palmieri was among the 20-35 employees laid off. So I have to guess that’s a reason in part.

The book does cover some areas of interest such as the continuation of that scene of Lady Sinestra at the Netherwing Ledge in Shadowmoon Valley.

I’m not surprised he declined to talk about upcoming Diablo novels.  Blizzard and the publisher remain neutral on that matter too.  There might be big plans coming down the pipe.

Sadly no one asked about previous Diablo novels though. Not like there was a lot of time either.

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MerLock
Posted 16, May 2009 02:06 AM
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I believe his last diablo book “The Veiled Prophet Diablo: The Sin War, Book 3” is priced at $7.99 and that was released at the end of 2007. I believe Night of the Dragon was released at the end of 2008. So within a years time, the price has doubled? That’s pretty crazy to me. When I first saw the price, I thought there was a mistake. The cost just about the same price as the Warcraft and Diablo archive books. I don’t think that increasing the size of the book, not the quanitity, should lead to a doubling of the price in a years time.

Talk about inflation.

I wonder if this trend keeps up if there will be an increase in people just getting the books from the library, buying used copies or pirating it.

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