How to sell Debauchery and Violence - the full-text abduction of paul czege

How to sell Debauchery and Violence -- 07/03/2006

A short while ago I received the gracious offer of an advertisement in Joe J. Prince's forthcoming Lulu Press print edition of Swansong, his tarot-based rpg. Bacchanal isn't much of a revenue stream for me, but I've not previously done an ad for the game and so that's what I proposed to Joe. And he was cool with it. So, using an awesome and previously unseen ink-only version of Ed Heil's cover art, this is how it came together:

bacchanal ad for swansong

Whaddya think?

Posted by Paul Czege at 21:30 | Comments (0)

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"It's the normal progression of things--from the edgy early adopter who seeks purity and novelty above all things, all the way through the early majority and then the mass market. As the market grows, it gets, by definition, more average....This creates opportunities and challenges. Last one in with a mass market offering can do very well after the market is pioneered by the iconoclasts. And the iconoclasts have to be very careful of depending on the market they created staying just the way it was, but bigger."

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