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I lost interest to HB.. I track them, but every time they mostly sell Steam-keys. They are like Humble Steam-shop for me now : /
Just my opinion.
Post edited August 27, 2015 by Lin545
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Tallima: How do these audiobooks work? I'm not smart on these things.

Do I burn a CD with wma files or something?
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maz.588: They are in mp3 format. You should be able to play them on anything that is mp3 compatible.

If you want to use them as CD-Audio, you will need to burn them as « audio » and not as « data ». All burning software should have that option. Remember though that CD-Audio are 80 minutes long at most.
My car plays MP3 and WMA off of a CD, so I think that will work. I think this bundle may be my birthday gift. I could make work trips more fun!
For those interested in comics, there's a Valiant Bundle on Groupees

Full post on the comics thread
Post edited August 28, 2015 by madth3
Neil Gaiman tweeted last week:

PSST. There's a Humble Bundle that'll be happening for charity, with all the rarities & weirdnesses of my career in it. Be on the look out.
and he has confirmed in his blog that this will happen on September.

Just thought I'd post it here.
Thanks for sharing!

Well, his career is full of rarities & weirdnesses, so I don't know what to expect. Maybe his less popular works? But I am pretty sure it won't contain a single Sandman issue. :(
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This Gaiman racket appears to be popular but totally not for me. You kids have fun.

(Though I may pwiw sometime in the coming weeks.)
Post edited September 09, 2015 by budejovice
Since madth3 isn't currently around, let me post the bundle in his place:

<span class="bold">Humble Books Bundle: Neil Gaiman Rarities</span>

PWYW
Adventures in the Dream Trade (essays, poems, lyrics and original AMERICAN GODS blog)
Gods & Tulips (controversial 1993 speech, an essay on running signings, and a speech on comics)
Free Speeches (speeches by Neil, Frank Miller, & others)
Being An Account of the Life and Death of the Emperor Heliogabolous (24 hour comic, written & drawn by Neil Gaiman)
Angels & Visitations (first collection of prose fiction, non-fiction, & poetry)

BTA
Ghastly Beyond Belief (Neil's rare and never republished second book of oddball quotes)
Day of the Dead (fully annotated Babylon 5 script)
An Honest Answer & Other Stories (Bryan Talbot's collaborations & Dave McKean too)
Feeders & Eaters with Mark Buckingham (Neil's collaborations with Mark Buckingham, including a comic about Alan Moore)
Sweeney Todd & Other Stories (Neil's lost, unfinished, never republished graphic novel with Michael Zulli)
Neil Dreams (short comics of dreams, by and about Neil, done by & with Rick Veitch)
Seven Deadly Sins (controversial 80s comics anthology. Neil does sloth. Alan Moore does lust)
Outrageous Tales From The Old Testament (controversial 80s comics anthology. Neil nearly sent one publisher to prison. Alan Moore, Dave McKean, Dave Gibbons & more)
Sculpture Stories with Lisa Snellings (short stories & sculptures)
Blood Monster with Marlene N. O'Connor (a short story about monsters & the people who make them)
A Fall of Stardust with Charles Vess (a short story set in wall, with never before reproduced illustrations by Charles Vess, and three poems set in Stardust)

$15
Duran Duran (Neil's never republished first book, ridiculously expensive second hand)
Manuscript Found In A Milk Bottle (never before reprinted short story with brand new intro)
Love, Fishie (poems by Neil & Maddy Gaiman, a privately printed gift for his 42nd birthday)
A Little Gold Book of Ghastly Stuff (out of print & collectible book of short fiction, essays, poems, many never reprinted)

In addition, you can get the first issue of CBLDF for free.
Post edited September 16, 2015 by Grargar
Dang, right now the BTA is higher than the fixed price on the highest tier ($16.23 vs $15).
Meh, I'll probably get this but it seems less epic than a Neil Gaiman bundle should be... mostly b-sides and archive rarities without a lot of intrinsic appeal outside of Gaiman's celebrity status. Am I overlooking some awesome gem?

Very odd about the way high BTA.
Post edited September 09, 2015 by undeadcow
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undeadcow: Very odd about the way high BTA.
I wonder what will happen if you pay "only" $15.
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I'm not really interested in Neil Gaiman tidbits, although I like him as a writer.

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Lin545: I lost interest to HB.. I track them, but every time they mostly sell Steam-keys. They are like Humble Steam-shop for me now : /
Was there a book bundle that included Steam keys?
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ET3D: Was there a book bundle that included Steam keys?
They are usually DRMed, Steam, Ubiplay, Amazon. Remember their history?
"Humble Indie Bundle: DRM free, supports charity"

First, "Indie" left. Okay, it was acceptable..
Then "DRM free" left". That was much less acceptable. This is why people turn to GOG.
"Humble" thing - its segmented. They expect people to pay more than average to get half, and more than declared amount to get full of it. Sometimes, they demand over $200 for the bundle. Interestingly, I tracked some of their pricing, and it turned out that sometimes, purchasing elsewhere actually cost less than via HB. Like it was with Borderlands 2. So, "Humble"? For me, not.
So there is only "Charity" left in their slogan, but already today their interpretation of charity is very vague.

Its just "Bundle" now.
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ET3D: I'm not really interested in Neil Gaiman tidbits, although I like him as a writer.

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Lin545: I lost interest to HB.. I track them, but every time they mostly sell Steam-keys. They are like Humble Steam-shop for me now : /
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ET3D: Was there a book bundle that included Steam keys?
The Valiant comic bundle last year included a Steam key for the Shadowman game.

http://blog.humblebundle.com/post/97744051971/over-110-issues-of-comics-in-the-humble-valiant
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ET3D: Was there a book bundle that included Steam keys?
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Lin545: They are usually DRMed, Steam, Ubiplay, Amazon. Remember their history?
All the books, comics, audiobooks until now have been DRM free, far as I remember. This is a thread about the book bundle, in case you haven't noticed. I think you're talking about games.
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dutchexcalibur: The Valiant comic bundle last year included a Steam key for the Shadowman game.
Thanks.
Post edited September 10, 2015 by ET3D
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ET3D: All the books, comics, audiobooks until now have been DRM free, far as I remember. This is a thread about the book bundle, in case you haven't noticed. I think you're talking about games.
Thats good to know, thank you.