J-Novel Club Promises More Light Novels Published in 2019 than in 2018. Update: New Coupon Code and Deals for December 2018
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@legitpancake said in J-Novel Club Promises an Even Better Year in 2018 (Coupon Code for Yearly Sub too).:
Edit: ...Yep. I did it lol. The email JNC sent us said the coupon is valid until the end of November.
Ouch. So 4 more days? =[
@legitpancake said in J-Novel Club Promises an Even Better Year in 2018 (Coupon Code for Yearly Sub too).:
Yea hopefully they'll be getting more new titles soon. I know VRMMO and BSB are on their final volumes, and Yume Nikki is a single volume anyways.
I think My Big Sister Lives in a Fantasy World is on its final volume too.
Paladin will be caught up soon, Occultic Nine will get that new volume 3 release, and Realist Hero I think is very close to caught up if not caught up (though, I think that was the one where the pub said about 3 volumes per year will release).
My Little Sister can Read Kanji is gonna have to return and fill a void for a bit you'd assume.
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@ghdpro just did this myself. You have to deselect your existing payment option to expose the field.
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@carolinefelicity Thanks that worked!
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@terrence
Mixed bathing is also about to catch up. (again)
Infinite Dendrogram is 2 volumes away from catching up.
Clockwork Planet is also one volume away from being caught up. Sadly no volumes have come out in Japan in almost 2 years. -
I doubt we will catch up to Dendro though. They release like 5 volumes a year and there is like 10 more to go in the WN.
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@hakomari
Eh~, I think we probably will catch-up at some point. J-Novel Club publishes at a 2-2.5 month rate which is faster than the Japanese Light Novel publication. If Hobby Japan manages to keep up a regular schedule of a volume every 2-3 months, J-NC will probably constantly stay right up at that caught up line when it does catch up. (Similar to how J-Novel Club was technically caught up with Mixed Bathing for about 2 days.) We're about to hit the 2 month line from when volume 5 came out in Japan and I'm not seeing a volume 6 announcement on Hobby Japan's site.
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I can't wait for 2018 then!
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Yes... that was too tempting. :sweat_smile:
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@carolinefelicity Thank you! I wouldn’t have figured that out on my own. This is a great deal too, like three months free
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Cyber Monday 2018 sale: https://twitter.com/jnovelclub/status/1066684435024699393
25% off premium credits! $6->$4.50, or $7->$5.25 for normal members!
Not a member? Have a 2 week free trial coupon -> cybermondayjnc
Sale is for 1 week, so go to town!https://twitter.com/jnovelclub/status/1066685812522110977
We've also discounted 36 volume 1s on Amazon and Google Play starting monday (and more stores coming) to only $3.99!!!
That's more than 40% off.
So now is the time to brow-beat that friend of yours into trying a light novel. Respectfully. -
Serious question, but can Sam increase the maximum number of credits you can buy at once?
I seriously want to load up on 50+ credits during this sale to last me till next year and I'm worried that my bank may block my card as suspicious if they suddenly see so many small transactions all at once.
Edit : was just informed that they've increased to number you can buy at once to 100x
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Well guess I'll have to buy 20 of them and see how long that lasts.
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I've got still quite a few series I want to read. Time to count all the volumes out for them (in Japan) and buy those credits and some more as reserve then...
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Of course, I just bought 6 credits a few hours ago.
I'll just have to buy some more at the sale price now. -
Just curious, but is there not a membership deal this year?
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@pleco_breeder Only discounted credits and a free trial for new users this time around it seems.
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Also relevant to this thread:
J-Novel Club (@jnovelclub) Tweeted:
Now that you are licensing Manga, do you think that the number of LN license in 2019 will drop compared to 2018? or you…
We'll definitely put out more LN in 2019 than we did in 2018.
https://twitter.com/jnovelclub/status/1066602382002438144?s=17
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@terrence I'm wondering, the question was about licences, but the answer seemed to be about volumes, or am i just reading to much into the wording of it...
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@timmaaah Well as each title gets closer and closer to the Japanese release, they'll eventually catch up.
The translators/new translators may be assigned to work on new titles and return whenever a new volume gets released, which depending on the title could mean 2-4 a year.
This means there will be more and more volumes being released until a title is completely finished.
