Thanks for the support and the follow. I checked out your blog, and your covers look great. We can be tweeps now that we are following each other. Good luck with your books I will have to look into them.
And here is my Author FB page, feel free to send me a Friend request. I get a lot of spam on there, so please mention that you are a friend from Book Blog.
Hi, Patricia... Thanks so much for welcoming me to book blogs. I joined just yesterday and am delighted that a number of members have sent me a "welcome" note. Much appreciated, Bill
Thanks for the offer. It looks to be a great site. I do have one question. What is the icon, Attach a gift to this comment. Is this like Christmas or something?
Hi Patricia, I agree. This site is awesome, the people make it that way. I don't think I need much help, though. I figured it out pretty easily. Thank you, anyways. See you around. :)
Please excuse me because I am not a blogger and don't understand the ins and outs of this kind of thing. However I do gave an upcoming deal that I think other authors will find interesting. this all comes about because I ordered far too many hardbacks and paperbacks from the printer. I managed to sell avout 1,500 of them but have more than that number of them left over. Meanwhile I am well down that "long tail" book people talk about. My book is also available as an ebook through Barnes and Nobel, though its ebook sales have been minimal.
"Letters to Zerky, a Father's Legacy to a Lost Son and a Road Trip Around the World" is an adventure travel memoir about my wife's and my attempt to drive a VW bus around the world back in 1967 and 1968, with our baby and our dog. We made it from Portugal through Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Sikkim and Assam, but when we got to the border of Burma we discovered the old Burma Road into China didn't exisit anymore. So we had to take an airplane to Thailand and Hong Kong. Like I said, I am now offering a deal on my unsold books which I don't want to remainder. Here it is:
I wrote “Letters to Zerky, a Father’s Legacy to a Lost Son and a Road Trip Around the World” for a number of reasons, the primary one being not to make money but rather, as it says in the Epilogue, to “let us now remember the brave Tarzan who protected us from the little monkey who protected its baby from us. And let us remember the gentle JoAnne who loved all living things and remembered to say goodbye to her friends the bears in the zoo at Bern. And let us remember, too, the little blond Zerky who brought peace to the Middle East one snowy night near Mount Ararat where Noah’s Ark came to rest.”
Here is an explanation of what Zerky and I are up to:
1. You send me an email with your shipping address in it.
2. I Media Mail you an autographed “Letters to Zerky.”
3. When you receive the book, it will have a hand-written note in it asking you to reimburse me for the shipping cost, which generally works out to be $4.67.
4. You browse through the book, or even wait until you have finished it, before deciding how much you think the book is worth, or how much you think you can afford. In other words, you set the price.
5. Then you either mail me a check or email me the money via PayPal. Here is their link:
We are a new YA book blog, we're pretty new here too, but we're getting used to it. We promise, it won't be long until you do as well. We'd love it if you came, and checked us out at: http://characterized.blogspot.com/ We'd be sure to follow you back as well.
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AuthorC.B. Haight said…
Thanks for the support and the follow. I checked out your blog, and your covers look great. We can be tweeps now that we are following each other. Good luck with your books I will have to look into them.
AuthorC.S. Revlis said…
Hello here a few ways to follow me!
Here is a link to the forum: http://ning.it/LHAJmA
Books facebook page: http://ning.it/Nm6KVm
And here is my Author FB page, feel free to send me a Friend request. I get a lot of spam on there, so please mention that you are a friend from Book Blog.
http://ning.it/Nm6J3R
I look forward to seeing you all there!!! Let me know how I can help you too!
Mahalo!
BloggerSarah Brillinger said…
Hi Patricia,
Thanks for the welcome! Everyone is so friendly :)
Have a great day! Sarah
http://threecatsandagirl.blogspot.ca/
AuthorBill Birnbaum said…
Patricia... Thanks a bunch for the friend request. See ya, Bill
AuthorBill Birnbaum said…
Hi, Patricia... Thanks so much for welcoming me to book blogs. I joined just yesterday and am delighted that a number of members have sent me a "welcome" note. Much appreciated, Bill
AuthorPatti Ann McAlister said…
Thank you for the friendship, Patricia! :)
AuthorPatti Ann McAlister said…
Hi Patricia, great name isn't it? I'm not sure, but I think it means 'noble'. Anyway, thank you for the welcome. Good to be here...blessings!
AuthorLyn Lowe said…
Thank you for the welcome! You're right, everyone here has been so nice!
BloggerCherise Kelley said…
Thank you for the welcome, Patricia. :)
BloggerKathy Branfield said…
Thank you for the welcome! And the kind words about my blog. Love your Hot & Spicy avatar ;-).
Bloggervibina said…
Thank you so much for the warm welcome..
AuthorBryan Mooney said…
Thanks for the offer. It looks to be a great site. I do have one question. What is the icon, Attach a gift to this comment. Is this like Christmas or something?
BDM
BloggerLeah Gonzalez said…
Thanks for the welcome! :)
PublicistSage Adderley said…
Thanks so much, Patricia! I appreciate the warm welcome :)
AuthorHermina Vass said…
Hi Patricia, I agree. This site is awesome, the people make it that way. I don't think I need much help, though. I figured it out pretty easily. Thank you, anyways. See you around. :)
Hermina
AuthorJennifer Bray-Weber said…
Thanks, Patricia, for the welcome.
Yes, I've already met some great people here! Looking forward to meeting more!
AuthorBonita Williams said…
Hi Patricia,
Thank you! I am excited about this new journey
. Bonita
AuthorBill Raney said…
Patricia,
This seems to be working, so here it is:
Please excuse me because I am not a blogger and don't understand the ins and outs of this kind of thing. However I do gave an upcoming deal that I think other authors will find interesting. this all comes about because I ordered far too many hardbacks and paperbacks from the printer. I managed to sell avout 1,500 of them but have more than that number of them left over. Meanwhile I am well down that "long tail" book people talk about. My book is also available as an ebook through Barnes and Nobel, though its ebook sales have been minimal.
"Letters to Zerky, a Father's Legacy to a Lost Son and a Road Trip Around the World" is an adventure travel memoir about my wife's and my attempt to drive a VW bus around the world back in 1967 and 1968, with our baby and our dog. We made it from Portugal through Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Sikkim and Assam, but when we got to the border of Burma we discovered the old Burma Road into China didn't exisit anymore. So we had to take an airplane to Thailand and Hong Kong. Like I said, I am now offering a deal on my unsold books which I don't want to remainder. Here it is:
I wrote “Letters to Zerky, a Father’s Legacy to a Lost Son and a Road Trip Around the World” for a number of reasons, the primary one being not to make money but rather, as it says in the Epilogue, to “let us now remember the brave Tarzan who protected us from the little monkey who protected its baby from us. And let us remember the gentle JoAnne who loved all living things and remembered to say goodbye to her friends the bears in the zoo at Bern. And let us remember, too, the little blond Zerky who brought peace to the Middle East one snowy night near Mount Ararat where Noah’s Ark came to rest.”
Here is an explanation of what Zerky and I are up to:
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/newsletter/ci_19221522
Now here’s is the deal:
1. You send me an email with your shipping address in it.
2. I Media Mail you an autographed “Letters to Zerky.”
3. When you receive the book, it will have a hand-written note in it asking you to reimburse me for the shipping cost, which generally works out to be $4.67.
4. You browse through the book, or even wait until you have finished it, before deciding how much you think the book is worth, or how much you think you can afford. In other words, you set the price.
5. Then you either mail me a check or email me the money via PayPal. Here is their link:
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=4aapKs2Pr_FRuAVEmc9m2wjB7xIKlzvOcGbX2Dalq3NOZupA6ZH_yLSm1Hi&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8d195a86f1d217942f7415cf1b2a661693
Then click Send Money/Send Money Online.
Neat huh?
More info available at www.LettersToZerky.com
Bill Raney
Author of "Letters to Zerky."
More info available at http://w.ww.LettersToZerky.com
P.S. News hot off the press: “Letters to Zerky” was a finalist in the Eric Hoffer Awards.
Bill Raney
AuthorBill Raney said…
Patricia,
This is another test to make sure it goes through. More to follow.
Bill
Hey,
We are a new YA book blog, we're pretty new here too, but we're getting used to it. We promise, it won't be long until you do as well. We'd love it if you came, and checked us out at: http://characterized.blogspot.com/ We'd be sure to follow you back as well.
-Anastasia, Demitra, & Persephone.
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