The conversion is complete at the web site which originally belonged to a newspaper I once ran. The newspaper went belly up in 2001, but the web site has chugged along. However, I have little time or interest for it, and as our last paid advertiser dropped off, I thought it was time to convert it to my personal web site.
Ironically, the newspaper was called the Sentinel - but "The Sentinel" was also the name of the Arthur C. Clarke story that became "2001: A Space Odyssey". So I'm calling it Sentinel Science Fiction. That's actually a pretty good name for a sci-fi site.
Most science fiction authors have web sites, both for self-promotion and to allow people to find them.
Since I already have the web site (and a fairly good deal on the hosting) I'll keep it for myself.
People may wonder, though, about the URL: www.cedarhillsentinel.com. I guess that will become a little back story.
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