No lily count yet -- but some modest news

[kinzel]

Folks in Australia are reading Theo's adventure in Ghost Ship:
http://createsend.com/t/r-9650A18B8FBF237A hey, that's another bookstore bestseller list Top Ten for us!

....and I posted the day lily picture to let people know what it is I'm talking about when I do the day lily count. Ours are not the usual trumpet orange, but if they're a well-known style, or named breed, I can't tell you.

A reminder, despite notes you may get from the big river and other online bookstores, Ghost Ship *is so* available electronically -- go to http://www.webscription.net/p-1413-ghost-ship.aspx and if you look around you may find a good deal with the month's Webscription at: http://www.webscription.net/p-1412-w201108-august-2011-webscription.aspx . Do look around -- Baen and webscriptions have a lot of our work electronically.

Also, our short story "Intelligent Design" is still available for free at http://baen.com/ -- on the front page, through August 14, IIRC.

Oh, and you electronic readers -- if you go to Splinter Universe (you do that regularly, right? www.splinteruniverse.com )you'll find a 1/2 price Smashwords coupon good the for the story that's a prequel to Kin Ties. Kin Ties is the Liaden story that'll be posted on Splinter Universe just before we leave for WorldCon. Smashwords is selling the entire Lee & Miller output from Pinbeam Books -- bet you knew that, though.

Comments

e versions

[(Anonymous)]

Do you all get a better cut of the pie when we order from Smashwords through Pinbeam or is it the same slice size if you order from Kindle? I ordered chapbooks from Kindle for my new Kindle (worked a treat when I was on my family vacation in Maine a couple of weeks ago) but I will be getting my daughter a Kindle for her birthday and want to load hers with Lee & Miller works. If you get a bigger cut going through Smashwords I will buy chapbooks in eformat for her Kindle through them but if it makes no difference I will go through Kindle and plump up your numbers there.

Anne in Virginia

Re: e versions

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

We're really not too concerned with which you use -- the difference is in pennies for us and convenience for you -- that's why we did all three versions, so people could have a choice. Your call.