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I loved his Book of Swords series; well, the first two at least. The third was something of a let down (especially the ending; so many inconsistencies and dropped plot threads), and the Books of Lost Swords sequels were even worse.

Again, I'm against increasing the commitment. If you think a short story is good enough, you can submit it as your suggestion for the month. Or you can do as Bear Ribs suggests, and go with a collection of short stories that contains it.

I'm against it, personally; I'd rather the commitment was kept to just one book a month. Because while I could handle more, I also have other things I want to spent my time on as well.

I'm sticking with Illusion. Which honestly? I was kinda worried when I first suggested it that it might not be as good as I remember, but I seriously doubt it's going to be anywhere near as bad as Jake's Magical Market.

And from the sound of things, I don't regret that decision one bit.

I am so glad I dropped this garbage when I did, though now I'm wondering how the heck it managed to net so many positive reviews.

The breaking point for me was when he After reading that, I realized that the only thing that mattered to the author when writing this story was the cards; everything else is little more than window dressing.

Made it all the way to chapter 24, but I think I'm going to have to call it quits here; as I just realized that I don't care what happens to this guy. The story comes across as soulless; like the main character is describing to me the contents of his grocery list and complaining that the...

In this particular case, there is no paperback alternative available. In general though? Hardcovers are more durable; or were you asking in comparison to digital?

And the hardcover version Amazon sells is an exorbitant 80$. I ended up just downloading an ePub of it somewhere.

Both eBay and Amazon have a number of used paperback copies for around six bucks; which isn't that much more expensive than a digital copy of Jake's Magical Market. Heck, the Internet Archive even has it available in their digital library for free; if for some reason you don't feel comfortable...

At first it was looking like it was going to tie with my suggestion, but someone apparently withdrew their vote. Ah well; if I keep suggesting it, eventually it'll get picked.