Yes, I've been ... away

[kinzel]

Aaaaaaaaactually, I haven't been away, but I've been spending a lot of time on Dragon Ship; last night I was up until ... 2 AM this morning. The book is due in, last chance, RSN, and with Sharon's hillside tumble the other day (and resultant Very Bad Sprain(TM) she's been slowed.

So while I was writing last night, Sharon was busy i nthe guts of ebook-machines ... and thus, Sharon's newest ebook is the first story we tried to deliver online:

http://www.amazon.com/They-Brought-Bears-Belfast-ebook/dp/B006UABHGA/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1325862286&sr=1-1

Meanwhile, it is snowing and the police have asked people to say off of certain roads (like many of them in this area) until conditions improve. So much for gym today, I guess.

Reminder -- still plenty of time to make plans for ChattaCon -- (see http://chattacon.org/) where we're goign to have a heck of a line-up.

Later... got to sweep the deck before the "brief snow shower" we've been experiencing since 5 AM gets any deeper.

Comments

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

Now they say 1-3 inches of snow shower.

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

Also available on Nook, and Smashwords will be coming RSN?

http://www.pinbeambooks.com/ebooks-you-want-to-read/sharon-lee/

has the link for nook

[(Anonymous)]

It looks like the only way to read the "Bears" story is with a Kindle and I refuse to buy one. Will it ever be available elsewhere. Should I get one of my kids to downoad it for me and lend me the machine?
Bev Abney

[kinzel.livejournal.com]

I dunno -- you can get it on the Nook, too, and ought to be available from smashwords, though they're slow sometimes. You can read kindle stories from teh kindle app, FWIW.

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Nope, not available from Smashwords, yet, and probably not for a number of days, even weeks. Smashwords...has quite a few hoops that I need to jump through, compared to the relative ease of formatting for BN and Amazon, which is why the books always go up there last. Once "Bears. . ." is there, one of the choices will be to download a .pdf file, which can be printed.

refuse to buy one

[barbinbandon.livejournal.com]

You can download "Kindle for PC" for free and read it on your PC. I won't buy one either but this free application has worked out pretty well to get the Kindle stories that I want.