er, no, bluesman.
I thought you meant a used book. I was under the impression a new "Black Wind" was not available. A quick check proved me wrong. I can now weigh my anti-dead-tree sentiments agains my must-have-black-wind urges and see which one wins

Thanks all the same, bluesman.

[quote=mores]er, no, bluesman.
I thought you meant a used book. I was under the impression a new "Black Wind" was not available. A quick check proved me wrong. I can now weigh my anti-dead-tree sentiments agains my must-have-black-wind urges and see which one wins


It's one of Paul's best, mores...

I think =he= thinks it's his most accomplished novel...

You will =never= forget it, mores...

Paul promised it for june:
http://www.repairmanjack.com/forum/showt...hp?t=11708

Let's see if Amazon and those darn geographical restrictions will play nice this time!

Paul promised it for june:
http://www.repairmanjack.com/forum/showt...hp?t=11708

Let's see if Amazon and those darn geographical restrictions will play nice this time!

Good luck, mores!

Oh, are you a Trekker?

Got a trivia question...:eek6:

Trekker? Star Trek? Cross-Country?

I have a Kindle. What I like is that you can carry a lot of books around in a pad and that you can read samples to determine if you would like the book or not. It is easier to read everywhere.

However, I've written about twenty short stories, a novel, and a short biography (none of which are published in markets that count) and I have found that once you begin writing creatively (opposed to the non-fiction I used to do for the web), the work of others does not have the appeal it once did.

I don't know why.