I lost internet connection for almost a whole day earlier
this week, and I hated it. The sad part is, I should've been thankful for the
break from forums and other venues of procrastination, and I could still check
my email on my phone. Instead I got irritable, and went grocery shopping in a
huff. Well, at least I have food in the house now.
It's hard to believe there was once a time without internet,
yet I'm old enough to remember it. Hell, I can remember typewriters clearly.
The biggest
surprise was a smacking 5 heart rating from Sizzling Hot Book Reviews. It's not a site I knew, and I realized
why when I checked out the review policy page—they don't accept m/m. Yet,
somehow one of their reviewers not only read Last Stop, but really liked it.
That put a smile on my face.
I have a suspicion a lot of women who haven’t read m/m but
find the idea of it odd would really like it if they just gave it a try. It
worked for me.
Making a book free on Amazon is not a simple process. You
have to make your book free elsewhere first. When you upload to Amazon you're
forced to price it at least at $0.99. So next you need to ask all your friends
to click on the "tell us about lower price" link. Then you wait for
Amazon to match it, and set the price to zero. Sometimes it never happens.
There's no knowing why, but I suspect it might have to do with which other
retailers carry the book.
So that's the news form Lake Wobegon LA-LA Land.
LOL about Lake Wobegon!
ReplyDeleteIt's crazy how dependent we are on the internet. I remember things like getting our first color tv and my dad bringing home a pocket calculator (much earlier than most people saw them, since my dad was an engineer at IBM).
Pocket calculators were just getting commonplace when I was in high school. There was a big debate if it was okay to use them during math tests or not.
DeleteOh, hell, I remember Pong! Just thinking about it makes me feel ancient.
I suspect I might be older than you. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure that's true.
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