I know a few people experienced problems trying to place an order with Lulu, & I'm hoping the process works more smoothly thru Amazon. If you want to buy yourself or the poetry lover in your life a holiday present, now's the time!
If you haven't checked out the dedicated blog for The Spring Ghazals, please do. There's a new series running there called "Music Theory for Poets," which has gotten some nice feedback. Of course, if you're not a self-professed poet, you're still most welcome!
Also, for those of you who have read The Spring Ghazals or are in the process of reading it, it would be great if you'd consider posting a review &/or rating on either the Amazon page or the Lulu page.
We now return you to our regular programming. This includes Writers Talk tomorrow with fiction writer & poet Karen Schindler!
Best of luck with these sites, John. I hope they work out well for you.
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Hi Kat: Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! That's so great.
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline: Thanks--& also thanks for all your support, especially on Twitter!
ReplyDeleteGreat news, Jack. I'll be checking out the link, later on. Are you making arrangements for signed copies?
ReplyDeleteHi Martin: Thanks! No, I don't have any plans as far as signed copies go. Simply put, I don't have the money right now to lay in a supply of the books for doing this. I did ask about this option on The Spring Ghazals blog & the consensus seemed to be that it wouldn't be a big selling point.
ReplyDeleteThat's great that it's now on Amazon (and hopefully B&N will follow).
ReplyDeleteI wrote a post about the book - thank you for writing and publishing it; I'm happy to have it on my bookshelf.
Hi HKatz: Thanks so much for the review--it's great! & thanks for your support & good wishes.
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