I got the browser re-loaded --but--my computer crashed last night, I was until 9 am this morning, trying to reinstall software. Thankfully, my files and photos were on flash drive, but-- I was about 1/2 way through editing Ronan's Bride when the crash wiped it all out. (I have the finals on disc)
Now, Im somewhere between having a running computer and able to get on line, but I've got to reload a bunch of stuff, and restart those edits all over again. Head hurts, eyes ache, and I would swear this stuff happens every PMS week. It's kind of like me blowing up everything I touch sometimes (which I joke and tell my G-kids, is my super powers wacking out.) But it's so not a good time, because i really, really, wanted to have Ronan's bride out next week.
(Looks upwards) If the sky don't fall on me...I'll try my best.
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I'm having browser problems (roll eyes.) Hopefully I'll have it lined out soon.
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Thunder, lightening, rain. We needed the rain but...gah, my yard is a mess of debris. I stepped out and took these pic(s) after a storm this evening..lovely, 
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I'm trying to build author pages over at Amazon, but it's taking me awhile, and the way it is set up, theres a delay on everything. Hopefully there will be a blog, author page with the books listed there (links to kindle and paperback) My bio and lots of stuff. If they approve it. (Im trying to give readers an easier time of finding me) I've had some reader mail that Amazon isn't listing the rest of the books or giving readers who buy them, links. Readers need to contact amazon about that, they're more apt to listen to readers than author suggestions, lol.
Since my contracts were up with other epublishers in 05-06 and I opened the indie store Aircastle Books~to keep the backlist avail, and publish new stuff, I haven't pimped myself, so I rely alot on readers talking about the books they may like of mine. Paperback links ... >> full
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At least publishers and the industry aren't blowing it off, or taking the (mind boggling) attitude that it's a good thing that gets you readers (snort.) That's like saying stealing anything helps sales. (So not what pirates and ppl who wont follow the law are thinking) I see more pro active stuff like this happening. Make it hard for them, I say. want what they are usuing? find it here
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D (who is still editing in a lightening storm!!)
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