I’m 2/3 of the way through final edits on Noble, Priest, and Empire. The book is very long, for me, and takes time to work through. If all goes well, I will release it over the weekend. [taps wood]
Preternaturally Familiar will also release in September, probably closer to the 15th. I have all the edits, but the Merchant book was promised earlier.
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Yea
Happily anticipating!
Peternaturally Familiar? I approve!
Hurry please. I want to throw money at you. [Pleading Eyes]
Looking forward to both.
I will wait patiently because I am sure both will be worth the wait.
Whee!
Yay! Looking forward to both!
Waiting… tap, tap, tap… 😉
It’s in Amazon’s hands, so I hope by Monday. *taps wood*
I will buy as soon as I see them available. I’m _really_ looking forward to N,P&E. You’ve set it up very well here.
Just finished it. Bravo!
You’re flirting with lit-fic in this one. (Just so you know.)
A few typos left pinpricks as I read. I’ll email a list in a day or two.
Thanks! And thanks. I think the length is part of the reason for the typos. My editor went through it, I went through it, and I’m sure a few tehs and thiers still managed to hide long enough to slip through. (Even with a custom dictionary, I still overloaded Word’s spell-check!)
I do not know how Word is programmed, but there seems to me no reason for a limit on spellcheck less than, say, 90 percent of the maximum size it can handle at all. If it is programmed as badly as I think it must be, it is a miracle of tortured human labor that it has as few bugs as it has. John Ringo makes it a constant source of unearthly evil things in =Monster Hunter Grunge=. At leaat Intel comes by their security holes honestly.
I wish I knew what the glitch was. I’d never had that happen before. The manuscript is over 125K words, with a lot of in-world terms that I did add to the custom dictionary, but the little brain got overloaded somehow. Interestingly, when it came back from the editor and I cross checked his edits and recommendations with the master copy, using LibreOffice (different computer than my writing computer), I didn’t have that problem. Nor did the writing computer when I brought it back. *shrug* Gremlins.
Like the one that kicked your comment into moderation.
Yay! Waves money hopefully.