Greetings, gentle readers, Seems an author's work is never done. Imagine my surprise to learn that the e-files of my latest book failed to take not once but twice! I'm happy to announce that problem has been fixed and this morning I uploaded a final tweak that fixes the pagination problem on kindle.
The Kindle folks have been very responsive and I anticipate the book becoming available (again) shortly, later today even (how's that for optimisim?)
How sad is it that this is how we learn? [Won't we all be happy when they create 'idiot-proof' software?]
Here's a little plot twist playing out in real time good citizen, what if you had a message to put out but the media is privately owned and everything had to pass a gatekeeper before being publicized?
You can't write a book because the privately-owned publishing houses don't want their operations either criticized or scrutinized. The net is routinely discounted as 'untrustworthy' (including the widely held suspicion that some people are paid to post wildly untrue, wholly fabricated BS on the net.)
How would you get your message across? Short answer is you wouldn't. However, the message gets out regardless, and why is that? Because the corporate owned media becomes so 'unreliable' that nobody trusts it...and being 'pooh-pooh'd by the media now serves as a stamp of authenticity!
Which is where we're at, good citizen.
Won't you take the time to let me inside your head and share some things you might not have considered before?
The Kindle folks have been very responsive and I anticipate the book becoming available (again) shortly, later today even (how's that for optimisim?)
How sad is it that this is how we learn? [Won't we all be happy when they create 'idiot-proof' software?]
Here's a little plot twist playing out in real time good citizen, what if you had a message to put out but the media is privately owned and everything had to pass a gatekeeper before being publicized?
You can't write a book because the privately-owned publishing houses don't want their operations either criticized or scrutinized. The net is routinely discounted as 'untrustworthy' (including the widely held suspicion that some people are paid to post wildly untrue, wholly fabricated BS on the net.)
How would you get your message across? Short answer is you wouldn't. However, the message gets out regardless, and why is that? Because the corporate owned media becomes so 'unreliable' that nobody trusts it...and being 'pooh-pooh'd by the media now serves as a stamp of authenticity!
Which is where we're at, good citizen.
Won't you take the time to let me inside your head and share some things you might not have considered before?
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