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Immunity saved him from the Spanish Flu
4 years ago
Monday, May 23, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
I've uploaded a copy of cover for Turning Springs as a .pdf file to my Public Access file. Check it out at http://ping.fm/ZC9uz
Monday, May 9, 2011
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Can't find my book on Amazon?
You can download it directly from Smashwords dot com by downloading the .MOBI copy. The CEO of Smashwords said it works.
Monday, May 2, 2011
The new links list and the first entry
Check it out! I've set up a new Public Access file in Google Docs! Just follow the link in the sidebar!
Sunday, May 1, 2011
E-book info and the start of a new week
Frm ComputerEdge Online: Building E-books
My wife found this post to a computer information website about e-books, how they can be generated, different formats, and different programs to use for editing the material. Though it's geared to the creation of an e-book, there's a lot of useful info in here for everyone. The thing I like about this post is that many of the solutions given here are free.
Ignored in this article are the websites that do all the formatting for you (such as Smashwords dot com which I used for Turning Springs) and require nothing more than a format-free copy of your manuscript and a cover image. The really pleasant thing about sites like this is that content is not restricted unless it is particularly egregious or objectionable. Images tend to be a little trickier to manage, but it's to the site's benefit to make it as easy as possible so more people will use it.
I'll be investigating some of these solutions this week as jobs, part-time jobs and rapidly growing grass permit. I forgot to mention expected sunny weather, which will lead me to consider depleted Vitamin D levels from the winter and will require me to soak up sunshine at a leisurely rate. For my health, you know. Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
See you Thursday!
My wife found this post to a computer information website about e-books, how they can be generated, different formats, and different programs to use for editing the material. Though it's geared to the creation of an e-book, there's a lot of useful info in here for everyone. The thing I like about this post is that many of the solutions given here are free.
Ignored in this article are the websites that do all the formatting for you (such as Smashwords dot com which I used for Turning Springs) and require nothing more than a format-free copy of your manuscript and a cover image. The really pleasant thing about sites like this is that content is not restricted unless it is particularly egregious or objectionable. Images tend to be a little trickier to manage, but it's to the site's benefit to make it as easy as possible so more people will use it.
I'll be investigating some of these solutions this week as jobs, part-time jobs and rapidly growing grass permit. I forgot to mention expected sunny weather, which will lead me to consider depleted Vitamin D levels from the winter and will require me to soak up sunshine at a leisurely rate. For my health, you know. Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
See you Thursday!
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