[ SECRET POST #2578 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2578 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: A lot of tie-in novels are... not great.

[inevitableentresol]

Yeah, I was about to mention the Star Wars novels by Zahn too, they were fun.

(I kept my Star Wars spin-off copies on the same bookcase shelf as my Dostoyevsky, I remember a non-fandom friend coming into my place and wrinkling up her mouth in disapproval at that, which amused me so much.)

But mostly tie-ins are very poor. And let's not even mention the tie-in games - which sink down to abominable. But both are moneyspinners, which is why they exist.

Wasn't there some sci-fi TV series a few years ago where it was leaked that the budget for the series was 30%, with 70% of the money earmarked for tie-in games, novelisations and assorted other merchandise?

Re: A lot of tie-in novels are... not great.

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ayrt

Yes, they were.

I can't recall anything about a sci-fi series where that happened (most get sort of shafted on their budgets anyway), but I wouldn't be surprised.