Is anybody there? Does anybody care?

That is the question.

Is it nobler to suffer through all the terrible things fate throws at you, or to fight off your troubles, and, in doing so, end them completely?
Many have sought to answer that question, and it is one we ponder here ourselves.

But alas, ALAS! We have no answer for the great question. Perhaps 42. But as the great AI that declared that be the answer to the greatest question–the woes of a Black Box, to add another alas–every answer humans have conjured to great questions and a patchwork of attempts sprawled across time and space and the vast array of human experiences. Some even wrote them down.

But here it begs yet another question in the chain of questions: In a world where millions of people are publishing new books every day across the internet in a world where people are somehow lonelier than ever before and authors who hope to have their books find readers at all must equally become marketing experts: Is anybody there? Does anybody care?

We make no promise here at Nightstand other people care about you, but what we do know is some people care greatly about books. And characters. In concerning ways. But born from a cross between an asexual joke and the sensation of wandering through the library or bookstore to pick up whatever book suits your fancy, we strive to provide an alternate method of book discovery: An inverse marketing platform.

Wow! Pizzazz! Cha-cha-cha!