Before you go into angry paroxysms over the horrible grammar in the title, let me explain. Dogecoin (symbol: Ð) is an electronic currency similar to Bitcoin. I'm proud to announce that I'm now accepting Dogecoin as payment for all paperback purchases. Dogecoin is a quirky currency, and I write quirky books -- the combination couldn't be more right.
To celebrate this event, I'm offering paperback copies of The Gullwing Odyssey at a 10% discount, if you pay in Dogecoin and make your purchase from this website. Free shipping to the continental U.S. is included.
Due to Dogecoin's cash-like nature, I've linked a special order form to handle orders placed in Dogecoins. You can get there by clicking the Dogecoin picture anywhere you see it on this site.
To celebrate this event, I'm offering paperback copies of The Gullwing Odyssey at a 10% discount, if you pay in Dogecoin and make your purchase from this website. Free shipping to the continental U.S. is included.
Due to Dogecoin's cash-like nature, I've linked a special order form to handle orders placed in Dogecoins. You can get there by clicking the Dogecoin picture anywhere you see it on this site.
About Dogecoin
Mention the word "doge" around any historian and you'll likely evoke a response along the lines of a medieval Italian ruler. That's not what I'm referring to here. "Doge" is an Internet meme that is believed to have started with an intentional misspelling of "dog" on the popular website Homestar Runner. Dogecoin was inaugurated as an electronic currency during the rise of Bitcoin -- purportedly as a joke at first. It traces its origins to the "doge" Internet meme, which is characterized by a photo of a Shiba Inu with its thoughts captioned in "dogespeak" (utilizing poor grammar and comic sans font).
In yet another case of truth being stranger than fiction, Dogecoin has since found its place as an acceptable method of payment across the Internet. Nowadays, many merchants, both online and brick-and-mortar, accept Dogecoin, and who wouldn't take a currency with a cute shiba inu puppy as a mascot?
In yet another case of truth being stranger than fiction, Dogecoin has since found its place as an acceptable method of payment across the Internet. Nowadays, many merchants, both online and brick-and-mortar, accept Dogecoin, and who wouldn't take a currency with a cute shiba inu puppy as a mascot?
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