http://www.square-enix.co.jp/magazine/gamebooks/ff/13_2_fragments_before/index.html
http://www.square-enix.co.jp/magazine/gamebooks/ff/7_turks_tkaa/index.html
I just realised these both come out at the same time. Which is also the same time as FFXIII-2. Which I still haven't gotten the money together for thanks to paying for other things, let alone money for two books. And the soundtrack and that other CD that has DLC, which are also out on the 15th. And possibly extra copies of at least TKAA to destroy to work with.
What is it with the fucking 15th that everything is released on that date.
Yet I could get them all if my brother wasn't such a whore who doesn't pay me back the hundreds of pounds he owes me which at this point I kind of doubt I'll ever see again because he's already had years to return it, and I know he's had money because he then tells me how he needs more because he spent it all gambling. And still he expects me to help him out when I've seen nothing from him when I need it. And then he has the gall to criticise me for not making enough money or working hard enough to make more (which he'd expect me to share with him). Or tries to mock me for trying to get another job, or not getting one already, or not using some idea he thinks would make money--yet also thinks that I'd be sharing whatever money I make with him, despite literally all the hard work being done by me. While he sits on his arse and whinges.
All this from someone who won't even get a shitty part-time job to fund his gambling which he thinks he can make a living off, which he pays for with hand-outs from parents and doesn't even follow through with most of the time because he's a lazy fucker. Spending hours to make £1.50 (as in one and a half pounds) isn't something I'm going to be excited to hear when you could probably make more than that sitting in the street and begging. Or busking, if he didn't spend all his time either learning how to gamble or complaining that he's bored because he's too much of a prick to go and get a hobby or learn a skill that doesn't involve losing other people's money.