Anyone else ever written a book? I compose mine in Microsoft Word and upload to Lulu to print on demand. As one can imagine, there aren't that many sumo card collectors in the world....even fewer in America so I don't sell too many books. Given that I like to print in hardcover and color, the cost is prohibitive to some.
A few new BBM sets have been released so I'll post a review when I have a few moments. Looking forward to getting my next issue of SCM from Japan. Hopefully I'll be back up and running soon with more regular posts and content. I do have an awesome shipment waiting to get shipped from Japan. Some good stuff in there that will make for great posts. Even an new I catalogues set with Japanese baseball crossover.
Wow. You wrote a book? That's freaking awesome. The closest I have ever come to doing something similar is authoring a blog ;)
ReplyDeleteI have...on my third edition and planning on releasing the 4th edition over the course of the next year. Your blog is amazing and I wish I had the gift of blogging as you do. I print the book mainly for my own reference and to capture this little piece of Japanese history.
ReplyDeleteI am new to collecting BBM Sumo cards and would love a copy of your book. I collect primarily from 1997 to current (sets when i can find them, singles of Akebono, Takanohana, Mushashimaru, Kaio, Asashoryu, Hakuho and Tochinoshin when i cannot). Please let me know how to obtain one with the checklist for those years. supplex55@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHi Mike, I just sent you a Facebook Messege. Either the 3rd or 4th Edition should work depending on how comprehensive you want. Lulu.com is where you can order. Thanks!
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