When will Harrington's Volume II be out?

[jfletcher]

Anyone know? I just finished the first one and found it quite good, but when I read the last page and saw the stuff that will be in Volume II, I feel like I am only half-educated -- if that /images/graemlins/smile.gif

In fact, most of the stuff that I felt I really needed to work on is the stuff that's in Volume II. Oh well.

[yeltzen]

January 29th.

[bigmac366]

i think mason said sometime this spring.

[deacsoft]

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i think mason said sometime this spring.

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That's what I remember.

[Mason Malmuth]

Hi fletch:

I just spoke to Dan. He said that everything is on schedule, and given that that's the case, our target date (with some flexibility) is May 1.

Best wishes,
Mason

[jfletcher]

May 1? What am I supposed to do till then? /images/graemlins/smile.gif

Guess I'll just keep crushing the competition in the early rounds of tournaments, then go out in the middle because "I haven't read volume II yet." /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[Dale]

I bought volume 1 in advance and was happy with the price and service.

If you offered "subscriptions" to upcoming books for the right incentive, I would buy them, and perhaps other people would, too. For example, if volume 2 and the Ed Miller book on No Limit were offered as a package that included guaranteed first week of release free shipping and perhaps a modest discount, I'd buy well in advance.

Is there some kind of subscription packaging for books that's both attractive to customers and worth doing for 2 + 2?