Countdown only sold 8.000 copies?

[Defcon]

I didn't realize you wrote for Unreality, steve. Have you written any of the Trek reviews or interviews?

Star Trek prose has pretty much been my private playground on Unreality when it comes to reviews and interviews since about September 2008 (the first David Mack interview), although I never claimed any exclusivity for it. I stray away from it occasionally with reviews for other tie-ins I read (Supernatural, Monk, the Marvel novels etc.) and actually my last interview for the site was the very first Star Trek free one I did (Joe Schreiber; Supernatural, Star Wars), but as far as Unreality is concerned, I'm the "Star Trek guy".

FWIW I plan to finally start to work on a new Star Trek-related article/round-table discussion once I can motivate my lazy ass to finally write those reviews I'm still behind on, so I have a free plate.

 

[LightningStorm]

Apropos of nothing..

I'm getting a kick out of the idea that Countdown only sold 8 copies. Thanks to the difference in meaning of the comma and the period in numbers in different parts of the world.

 

[Christopher]

^Not only that, but it sold exactly 8 copies to three decimal places! So nobody bought a fractional number of copies.