Comments on: Who Pays Whom, Part III http://magicalwords.net/cemurphy/who-pays-whom-part-iii/ Writing tips and publishing advice for aspiring novelists. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:56:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: Catie Murphyhttp://magicalwords.net/cemurphy/who-pays-whom-part-iii/#comment-4789 Catie Murphy Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:11:48 +0000 http://magicalwords.net/?p=897#comment-4789 HOORAY DANIEL!!!! Congratulations!!! HOORAY DANIEL!!!! Congratulations!!!

]]> By: Daniel R Davishttp://magicalwords.net/cemurphy/who-pays-whom-part-iii/#comment-4785 Daniel R Davis Thu, 09 Jul 2009 22:02:37 +0000 http://magicalwords.net/?p=897#comment-4785 Can I just announce that my first draft, sans 3 scenes that I still want to add, is done? Now the hard part begins...dealing with edits and feedback... Can I just announce that my first draft, sans 3 scenes that I still want to add, is done? Now the hard part begins…dealing with edits and feedback…

]]> By: cedunkleyhttp://magicalwords.net/cemurphy/who-pays-whom-part-iii/#comment-4782 cedunkley Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:48:29 +0000 http://magicalwords.net/?p=897#comment-4782 David, I didn't realize books 2 and 3 of the LonTobyn Chronicles were no longer in print. I'm going to have to hunt for those as I only have the 1st one so far (which is sitting in my TBR pile).Sounds like a trip to the local B&N is in order this weekend. Sometimes I get lucky and they still have a few paperbacks on their shelves that aren't in print anymore. I know they have a fair share of your books usually.This is probably the main thing holding me back from giving in and buying a Kindle. I want complete works available in e-format.If they had the complete works of Andre Norton available for the Kindle, I'd buy one in a moment. That's why I'll eventually make the move to that format, for the back catalogue more so than for new books. David, I didn’t realize books 2 and 3 of the LonTobyn Chronicles were no longer in print. I’m going to have to hunt for those as I only have the 1st one so far (which is sitting in my TBR pile).

Sounds like a trip to the local B&N is in order this weekend. Sometimes I get lucky and they still have a few paperbacks on their shelves that aren’t in print anymore. I know they have a fair share of your books usually.

This is probably the main thing holding me back from giving in and buying a Kindle. I want complete works available in e-format.

If they had the complete works of Andre Norton available for the Kindle, I’d buy one in a moment. That’s why I’ll eventually make the move to that format, for the back catalogue more so than for new books.

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