Boxed sets seem to be an either/or thing for readers. Either you love ’em or hate ’em. I tend to lean toward the “pass, thank you” side of the fence, because I’m so nerdy, I prefer to have each individual book listed in my ebook reader, than a thick single file. And usually, the cover […]
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I get a lot of mail from readers asking for technical help, usually for very simple things like uploading books to their readers. A lot of these same readers add something along the lines of “I’m not very computer savvy…” Surprisingly, it’s not just my romance readers who say this. I’m probably typecasting/profile wildly when
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Bogus but Beautiful – Crop Circles Everyone has heard of crop circles. Wikipedia actually list the phenomenon in amongst other paranormal events and abilities. But the truth is, most crop circles (or crop formations, as they’ve generally become known) are the result of very human activity. There have been recorded cases of crop circles being
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I’ve been reading all the social network posts about the Covid19 lockdowns and social distancing, and the many ways people have discovered or invented to keep themselves occupied. Singing opera on balconies, building Lego cities…there’s been some amazing ideas (here and here for some of them). My own response has been very cliched: When I
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When I was still “just” a reader, (I’m still a reader, it’s just not all I do anymore), I used to marvel at what I thought were the complexities of the publishing world. I mean, how did they figure out what stories to publish? How did they set up the type in books so
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