40k Book Club discussion

Yes, exactly: we are talking about piracy (sort of). They call them "bad guys". But we live in a digital universe. Everything is changing. Sharing vs Obscurity: can you tell bad from good?

We just published a new edition of Cardanica (the Steampunk Nightmare that many readers loved). Now we offer you the PIRATE EDITION. Cool stuff, for very bad people. Are you one of them? Then choose, here's what we have. Take a look on our website.

Come on "bad guys", let me know your feedback: on the book and about this kind of "piracy"...

Yoo-ho ho ho a Pirate's Life for Me!!!
We pillage plunder, we rifle and loot.
Drink up me 'earties, yo ho.
We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot.

I'm receiving a number of comments by readers preplexed about this piracy experiment.

Since Dario, Cardanica's author, is here with us to discuss, why don't you take the chance to join the conversation and come here to talk?

What scares you or what do you think is not good for the book or the author? Tell us!

Not sure, as an author, I'd encourage piracy. But I think sharing is a great thing and I have a free book out myself. That's the way to go, I think. Piracy just encourages the wrong sort of sharing, don't you think? It's a form of theft, really, isn't it?
But, by all means share, distribute freely, encourage loans, but not piracy.