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Yes, well, than it's not so easy. Why don't you send a mailing address to manualtypewriterATgmail .com and let me see what I can do...AK
Are you in the US or the UK?
Hey! Sorry for my tardy response. Is this still a problem?
Rachael wrote: "I would very much like a copy if one is still available! I'd offer you my future firstborn child in exchange, ala Rumpelstiltskin, but I don't think offspring are considered legal tender."Well, then it's done! I'm not sure if there are anymore though—let me check!
Corey wrote: "Yes yes yes yes yes if available still yes"Hey Corey!
Let me see if Pamela still has some around. The launch, just you know, if January 9th - I'd love to see you there!
AK
Andrew wrote: "Hey Everybody:Anybody who wants an advanced copy of "Born Weird" - the time to ask is now!!
AK"
Let me check it out with the UK publisher!!
Hey Everybody:Anybody who wants an advanced copy of "Born Weird" - the time to ask is now!!
AK
Hey! Thanks for your wonderful comments! It's really appreciated. The new book is called 'Born Weird.' It comes out in early January 2013 in Canada. But I'm not sure when it's coming out in the UK. Let me take a look and get back to you!
Well, I'm not sure. In the UK, probably not for a while as they have to put out the paperback for 'The Tiny Wife' first. But in Canada, it's coming out in eleven months. The current title, which I love but you know, we'll see, is 'Only Our Captain Can Lower the Lifeboats'
Certainly a devoutly Aquatic would consider it taboo, but it would be because they were unwatered, not interspecies. But, they do walk amongst us: human\frog children are born all the time...
This trend must be stopped. There is a reason why dialogue is put in quotation marks - because it's EXACTLY what the character has said. If it's not in quotation marks, it tells me, the reader, that this might be something like what the character said. And as the writer, shouldn't you know exactly what they said?
