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Re:Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup by AndrewWarner on Monday October 10, 2011 @06:08PM (#3096092)
I should have done a blog post to explain what's up but I've become so obsessed with one part of Mixergy that I let this (and other things) slide.

pg knows about this. It was done by a YC company. My site wasn't scraped. This is more than the interview.

Also, entrepreneurs like pg are heroes. Till I'm old and unable to move, you should expect to see me experimenting with ways to get their stories out. If I knew how to draw comic books, you'd see my interviews in the comics section of amazon too.

Re:Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup by Jun8 on Monday October 10, 2011 @06:46PM (#3096207)
My first reaction to this was, "OMG, a new book from pg! Why didn't I hear about this before"? The comments here cleared up things for me. I think having the word "interview" in big letters somewhere on the cover would be less misleading.

You do explain things somewhat it in the Product Description, but in a very PR way "hold the answers, etc." without mentioning the book is based on the interview. Some people here say that it's just the interview? Can you clarify if it is more than that and if that what have you added?

In addition to the blog post, I think you should have a better description on Amazon.

Re:Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup by kqr2 on Monday October 10, 2011 @06:57PM (#3096246)
SmarterComics has converted quite a few business / entrepreneur books into comics:

http://smartercomics.com/

Re:Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup by tangcius on Monday October 10, 2011 @06:15PM (#3096123)
+1 for comic books about entrepreneurship. Only found your ebook when I randomly searched for your name in Amazon.
Re:Paul Graham: The Art of Funding a Startup by dools on Tuesday October 11, 2011 @07:52PM (#3100946)
Hehe you should get SubStack from browserling to do some quirky comics for you, then pkrumins can publish the books ;)