I was one of the lucky ones to receive the blanket statement from Smashwords on Friday – for my account, my personal one. As far as I know, since my work does not contain any of the objectionable material, it will remain on the site. Mark did mention that some works may be accidentally removed during the sweep, and gave instructions on how to remedy the situation should that happen.
On a business level, I can understand his wanting to protect his company. When a major player in virtual cash decides …

Cuteness overload!

(It’s so amazing to see such healthy foxes! Too many around here are starved, mangy and dying…

… I’ve been that busy lately.
I am *knock-on-wood* 300 pages from being completely caught up. I was 100 pages from it, but then I dug out the re-edits for TNBP and while that’s not technically editing, it’s formatting, so it counts. No really, it does.
Fine, be that way. Realistically, in the edits department, I’m about 150 pages from being caught up.
It feels good.
In January, Belfire released The Light Side of Dark, by Voni Ryan. It was really hard to classify this collection by two wonderful ladies (Voni Ryan …

So a lot of you are probably skipping this, because I did post to Twitter and Facebook already. If you’re here and you already knew about this, sorry… *sheepish grin*

…or Into a Long Ago Future.
I’ve been getting caught up with Belfire, New Bedlam and my own work, believe it or not, despite being down with several migraines recently. I’ve got two edits to wrap up this weekend for Belfire, one freelance project to finalize, and the first round of proofing on New Bedlam: Town Archives Vol.1 to finish. Should only take until Monday. In the meantime…
About two weeks ago, I was surprised to find my own file in my private inbox, and just recently I sent it back to …