Topic: [ANN] [BOOK] Peercoin - History of the First Year (Read 1321 times)
I think it's a really good idea to record the history of each coins that are beyond a pump-and-dump because it could truly be a huge part of our culture and society within the coming years. I am excited to see the second year for peercoin and the following years for bitcoin as well. Will you be making new books for other altcoins and will you be releasing further histories as peercoin reaches second-year, etc.?
it's overtake coin?
Books on DigiByte and Dogecoin are going to be released before Christmas.
This does not look like an altcoin launch announcement.
No lol. It is a recently published book about Peercoin (launched on 19th August 2012)
Please see https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anncryptobooks-first-9-books-in-the-alt-ernative-book-series-1080391 for information by other upcoming books
Hi Tyke,
This is Ötzi from Peercointalk. I am done reading most of the book (coloured version).
What I like the most is that you remain narrator throughout the book instead of commentator, by letting quotes of forum users and Sunny's answers speak for themselves. That way you illustrate important points in the history of Peercoin, and you spotlight controversial things about Peercoin and its history, while you as the author remain neutral. You allow readers to develop their own thoughts instead of just serving them your own opinion.
Since you are writing about so many cryptocurrencies, it seems very wise to remain neutral.
Other than that, the book delivers what it promises: A detailed history of the first year of Peercoin.
This is interesting to anybody who is already involved with Peercoin, but the book should not be confused with a beginner's guide or with a technical reference book.
Good luck with your further writings
This is Ötzi from Peercointalk. I am done reading most of the book (coloured version).
What I like the most is that you remain narrator throughout the book instead of commentator, by letting quotes of forum users and Sunny's answers speak for themselves. That way you illustrate important points in the history of Peercoin, and you spotlight controversial things about Peercoin and its history, while you as the author remain neutral. You allow readers to develop their own thoughts instead of just serving them your own opinion.
Since you are writing about so many cryptocurrencies, it seems very wise to remain neutral.
Other than that, the book delivers what it promises: A detailed history of the first year of Peercoin.
This is interesting to anybody who is already involved with Peercoin, but the book should not be confused with a beginner's guide or with a technical reference book.
Good luck with your further writings
Thank you for the review
I am glad you like it.
Hi Tyke,
This is Ötzi from Peercointalk. I am done reading most of the book (coloured version).
What I like the most is that you remain narrator throughout the book instead of commentator, by letting quotes of forum users and Sunny's answers speak for themselves. That way you illustrate important points in the history of Peercoin, and you spotlight controversial things about Peercoin and its history, while you as the author remain neutral. You allow readers to develop their own thoughts instead of just serving them your own opinion.
Since you are writing about so many cryptocurrencies, it seems very wise to remain neutral.
Other than that, the book delivers what it promises: A detailed history of the first year of Peercoin.
This is interesting to anybody who is already involved with Peercoin, but the book should not be confused with a beginner's guide or with a technical reference book.
Good luck with your further writings
This is Ötzi from Peercointalk. I am done reading most of the book (coloured version).
What I like the most is that you remain narrator throughout the book instead of commentator, by letting quotes of forum users and Sunny's answers speak for themselves. That way you illustrate important points in the history of Peercoin, and you spotlight controversial things about Peercoin and its history, while you as the author remain neutral. You allow readers to develop their own thoughts instead of just serving them your own opinion.
Since you are writing about so many cryptocurrencies, it seems very wise to remain neutral.
Other than that, the book delivers what it promises: A detailed history of the first year of Peercoin.
This is interesting to anybody who is already involved with Peercoin, but the book should not be confused with a beginner's guide or with a technical reference book.
Good luck with your further writings
why would you spend so much time writing about shitty coins
I enjoy bringing all the info, events and comments together into a nice read
why would you spend so much time writing about shitty coins
It's like reading about shitty coins on this forum, on steroids.
If it's something you enjoy, keep doing it & don't let people question your hard work. The internet has somewhat overtaken books & news papers, so please keep up the great work & know that many people would enjoy reading offline (more of a movie buff, but have enjoyed the year or so of seeing previews of your work). In the real world of people always saying that one small thing isn't going to change the world, but it really does & that is the truth! People might just look back a decade from now & find that you were sign by a publisher, made it to the big leagues with future novels (books, magazines, comics, news papers, etc..).
Walking through the library, stumble upon a strange book called... Hmm, never heard of this & starts to read
why would you spend so much time writing about shitty coins
It's like reading about shitty coins on this forum, on steroids.
why would you spend so much time writing about shitty coins
Next book to be released very soon is:
Book has been available from the 20th of May. If anyone has any questions, please say below:
are you selling it or are you delivering it to community?
It will be available via Amazon.
are you selling it or are you delivering it to community?
I have no interest in the book, but I am happy to see someone pursue his dreams and write an interesting book. Never give up ! 
Thank you
*reserved*
Peercoin - History of the First Year NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON
It is the first book of a series called the "Alt-ernative" Book Series. If Peercoin is one of your favourite cryptocurrencies, please feel free to ask questions below:
This book has approximately 140 pages, is slightly bigger than A5 in size and I am the author.
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