Talk:Warpath (novel)
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Spectre 7277 wrote: To Tearlach: It is true that Warpath started out as "Self-published" however it has evolved. It is being developed into a Roleplaying Game by Palladium Books and the News Herald Article is outdated. There is a Detroit Free Press article available online (for a price) that has more information. You can check with Palladium Books as I have added their link to this page. Also, most Self-Published books do not have an LCCN Number (2002090189)because "vanity" authors do not take the time to go the extra mile. Any questions, please feel free to email us at publisher@spectrepublishing.com Make sure to check out Palladium Books message boards too.
- Well, OK, but this does need some kind of assessment for notability. Incidentally, if Spectre 7277 is Spectre Publishing, you shouldn't be writing your own article: see Wikipedia:Autobiography. Tearlach 03:21, 1 May 2006 (UTC)
Okay thats fair. There are several folks at Palladiums boards that may have an interest in updating this page. I did start it with the intention that someone else would write an article about it. Thanks for the heads up. Spectre7277
