I had to take my personal computer to a repair shop Thursday (I'm on my wife's computer today). The internet card failed. I will check on it tomorrow, Monday. My 92,000 word book-length version of "The Witch of Waxahachie" is on that machine, so obviously I'm very concerned about it.
I'm rather confused that I've seen no indication that anyone who's gotten a review copy of "Fantastic Texas" has actually reviewed it. All the reviews I have seen - on blogs, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble - are from people who bought theirs. I'm scratching my head over this. I guess people don't respect what they don't pay for.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
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Hi Lou,
ReplyDeletere: review copies--have you confirmed that the review copies you sent were received by the people they were sent to? They may have gone astray.
I've sent quite a few review copies out myself and I'm not sure all of them made it to the recipients.
-SarahT.
I checked, and yes, they all arrived.
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