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02 Feb 12 - 11:01 AM (#3300877) Subject: BS: May I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: katlaughing When I first published a paperback copy of WindWords of Wyoming, in 2004, there were a good number of you who were kind enough to say lots of very nice things about it and I am most gratefull. Now that I have released it in e-book form, I would like to ask a favour. I won't know how well it is selling for awhile, now, because it takes time for the online retailers to report sales to the company I went through and they only give out quarterly reports and checks. Anyway, in order to boost sales of the e-book, I would like to ask any of you who have read the original paper copy and liked it, if you would mind going on the retail sites and leaving a comment or review of it. Even just a simple one-liner would be helpful. I think books sell better if they have readers' comments. If you feel so inclined, you may find it on Amazon, google e-books, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo books. Just search for WindWords of Wyoming. Or, you could go to my page at BOOKBREWER and scroll down for the links. Thank you, very much. kat |
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02 Feb 12 - 12:00 PM (#3300912) Subject: RE: BS: May I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: Jim Dixon Here are some places where you can see previews, post comments, and see others' comments. Look for links or buttons that say "write a review" or "rate this item." Sometimes you can do both. Google Books – ebook edition Google Books – print edition Barnes & Noble Amazon Kobo WorldCat.org |
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02 Feb 12 - 12:06 PM (#3300918) Subject: RE: BS: May I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: katlaughing Thanks so much, Jim! I didn't know about the WorldCat listing. As soon as I am able, I do plan to re-release a new paper copy of this book. It will be sometime this spring. Thanks, again, kat |
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02 Feb 12 - 12:29 PM (#3300934) Subject: RE: BS: May I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: gnu Good luck, kat! |
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02 Feb 12 - 01:39 PM (#3300967) Subject: RE: BS: May I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: katlaughing Thanks, gnu. You can actually read the first few pages at the Google e-book link. |
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03 Feb 12 - 11:51 AM (#3301506) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: katlaughing This is a link to the Amazon from which Mudcat gets a link in case anyone is interested. You have to enter title from there. I'm really just looking for comments, though. Thanks, anyway, kat |
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10 Feb 12 - 10:20 AM (#3305371) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour of my loyal readers? From: katlaughing Refresh, one more time and thanks, again, to Jim for the info and links. Last time I bug any of ya' about this. I am off to release a new book, next. |
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10 Feb 12 - 11:30 AM (#3305401) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour? From: Haruo LibraryThing.com is another possible place to list/rate/review it. No reviews there so far, but the one member listing it has apparently given it 5 stars. Haruo |
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10 Feb 12 - 03:43 PM (#3305574) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour? From: Donuel your words go down as smooth and warm as a steamy mug of hot chocolate yoga. |
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10 Feb 12 - 05:01 PM (#3305617) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour? From: katlaughing Thanks, Haruo! Donuel, love it. Would you please consider posting it at any of the above links? As the author, I cannot transfer compliments/reviews as it is not allowed. Thank you, very much, though! |
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11 Feb 12 - 05:07 AM (#3305827) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour? From: GUEST,.gargoyle Such twill be my pleasure. Thanks for the gracious invitation. Sincerely, Gargoyle |
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21 Feb 12 - 12:44 PM (#3311650) Subject: RE: From kat, may I ask a favour? From: katlaughing Thanks for the "Likes," folks! Special thanks to LeeJ for the first review on Amazon! Second book is in the works. |