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Oh, jeez. I “knew” Nathan for years through this site. Even talked to him on the phone when I was down at Panama City Beach for a wedding. Alas, he couldn’t make it for a suggested meeting. I’ll miss him.

Congrats, Randall!

I hope to have more than a year left, but you never know. So I am trying to write faster.

Thank you, Randy and Bill! This one took longer than the usual due to some issues at the publisher's end, but at last (despite not having a cover yet!) we have a release date.

Thanks, George. Every time I start a book, I don’t know how it will end, so I’m with you there!

Jack

Much appreciated, Vern!

She seems to be the same person signing on with a different name each time.

I’ve had two experiences with audiobooks, both through the same publisher. In the first, my publisher requested voice auditions - all candidates read the same passage in the book - narrowed the responses to three, then asked for my input in making the decision. Then the publisher got it made. In the second, an audiobook company offered my publisher a fee for the rights, which she accepted, and I got a piece of it. This company then made the audiobook. So, if you’re doing this on your own, you have choices: from doing it all yourself with the help of a company that does that kind of thing (can’t help you there) to selling the rights to a firm who will get it done. You’ll still be named as the author of the book, the book’s content won’t change, and the title and cover art will be the same as the ebook or paperback version.

Another spammer - Leslie Crudup.

I have to get to Walmart for more legal pads!