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Darklore Online

I’ve had a few email queries about this, so I thought I should make it explicit: our anthology Darklore is only available for sale *online* – most obviously from Amazon US and Amazon UK. The publishing industry is archaic and totally unfair to authors, who routinely receive around 1/15th of the retail price of the book. Most of the money from book purchases goes to the distributor, the retailer, the publisher, and the printer…with the author coming in very low in the pecking order.

By publishing exclusively through online retailers (and with various other methods in place), the writers of Darklore receive almost 1/3 of the retail price back in royalties. If enough people are interested, we can even further increase that in future by moving away from Amazon, and to a direct subscription model. This is why I urge all TDG readers to support this venture – we are literally taking back the power from corporate hands, and directly supporting the writers and researchers out there. In turn, they will be able to continue researching and presenting material on the Internet.

If you’re interested in supporting this new model, as many TDG readers have already, send an email to darklore@dailygrail.com – this helps us know how many supporters we have, and therefore when we can safely move to a subscription service for future issues of Darklore. We also appreciate anyone spreading word to friends, mailing lists, other forums. At the very least, pick yourself up a copy of the anthology (Amazon US and Amazon UK). I can’t put it more simply, this is a chance for readers to put their money where their mouth is – you can either support independent researchers and writers directly through projects such as Darklore, or watch the resources slowly be subsumed by big business, after which you’ll end up with the mindless media that you are seeking to avoid when you visit the Daily Grail.

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    1. Not fair!
      Some people ALREADY have their copy of Darklore?

      I ordered the copy right from the beginning, along with a copy of “Watchmen” and Strieber’s “2012: War for Souls”. But mine won’t arrive until Mid December, or even January, according to Amazon.

      I do not know why 🙁

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      It’s not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me…
      It’s all the rabbit SH*T you stumble over on your way down!!!

      Red Pill Junkie

      1. Weirdness
        Hi RPJ,

        I ordered the very first copy from Amazon, and it still hasn’t been dispatched. It’s like they are fulfilling orders from most recent to oldest. Curiouser and curiouser.

        Kind regards,
        Greg
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        You monkeys only think you’re running things

        1. Well
          Glad to know I’m not the only one. Sort of…

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          It’s not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me…
          It’s all the rabbit SH*T you stumble over on your way down!!!

          Red Pill Junkie

    2. Puscifer
      Thats pretty funny that they hooked the two up together. I wonder if its just from people buying your book and the cd at the same time or it somehow knows of your links to Tool off this site.

      I’ve been pretty impressed by the album itself so far , pity though he dropped the country & western track.

  1. Just arrived (Hardcover)
    Mime arrived just this morning. Looks great. Till the very last moment amazon.co.uk shipped it, the website kept saying it wouldn’t arrive till january. now it doe.s

    1. just arrived
      My hardcover has just arrived (UK). Took longer than i hoped, but if looks just great. Kind of reminds me of those old books my father had, the books about these subjects that I read about in my youth days….

      BTW I also ordered it with Puscifer 🙂

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      To Sift Through Bitter Ashes…

  2. Online book catalogues
    Just a note to say I have been doing some nosing around and if people are using online book cataloguing services they add Darklore and (if they were minded, of course) drop in a rating and a quick review*:

    NB: If you were wondering what they are you can find more information on Wikipedia. LT only offers a limited free service (500 books or some such but I know I can manage that without trying) and the other two are free (I prefer the flexibility and interface of the last but the second has more people).

    * Obviously the rating/review thing also counts for Amazon (.com, .ca, .co.uk) – it can make a lot of difference 😉

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