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16:49 When Obama says US is “not a Christian Nation,” he’s exactly right. US was premised on tolerance & inclusivity: is.gd/smhs # 16:52 Don’t bail out banks so they can loan more money to heavily indebted Americans. Stimulate economy at … Continue reading →

I forgot to wish stefanie_beana Happy Birthday! Hope you had a nice one!

15:24 Chocolate & “escapist” (i.e. genre) fiction among industries “thriving” in recession: is.gd/sdd1 I know my sales have been good! # 20:41 Desperate for books in Iraq: tinyurl.com/dexyy8 # 21:49 Focus on the Family founder James Dobson retires, concedes defeat … Continue reading →

I’m on Readercon’s Guest list. Granted, it’s a big list. 😀 But they link my author website and everything!

LoudTwitter seems to have f*sked up today and never posted yesterday’s Tweets, so here they are. #amazonfail Online petitions are worthless, & boycotts don’t work–only customers have clout, not boycotters! Email or call Amazon. NOW. #amazonfail This “theory” makes a … Continue reading →

19:43 “era of boring banking was also an era of spectacular economic progress for most Americans.” Make banking boring again! is.gd/rJmr # 19:45 Support victims of vanity publishing scam in bringing serious charges against snake-oil outfit Airleaf: www.airleafvictims.com # Automatically … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday, sbweber! (and Happy Easter!)

15:09 RT jcsimonds RT @DanPoynter: The changes in the book business = Opportunity.We can’t direct the wind but we can adjust our sails. # 18:39 The Bella Jacket, based on jacket in Twilight movie, already has a 4-month waiting list. … Continue reading →

17:21 RT @RabbitHoleUsa: We are open late tonight for the Stand Up and Speak Open-Mic which starts at 7:00. Local and tweet? Introduce yourself! # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter

13:06 The more things change…George Orwell on working in a bookstore, 1936: tinyurl.com/dbeqx9 # 13:08 Wash. state passes pro-filmmaker bill after Twilight producers move to Canada: tinyurl.com/cepsvr # 17:49 Recession creates craving for escapism–romance, SF/Fantasy flying off shelves: www.nytimes.com/2009/04/08/books/08roma.html # … Continue reading →