Or at least I was the last time I checked my amazon page.
Mind you, that was ages ago. At least as long ago as it took me to craft this little plog entry.
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5 comments:
Not a bad writer to be paired with at all. Result!
By the way, I popped into Borders in Oxford on my way home and found three copies of Taking Comfort on the shelf. I took one and positioned it with the cover faced out. Every little helps.
Cheers Steve. You will surely go to heaven for that - if your place there was ever in doubt.
Just remember me when you are famous. :)
I'll check Oxford Waterstones tomorrow.
Actually, I remember looking up your book on Amazon last week and it was paired with a different book: William I. Strunk's The Elements Of Style - a book on grammar - which struck me as an odd pairing.
Looks like Amazon reconsidered that one.
I think these pairings must be generated automatically - based on the fact that someone who bought Taking Comfort also bought Stardust, or the Strunk book. So in the case of a random book like mine, you get some pretty random pairings.
Of course, what I would really like is that my book is suggested to people who are looking at Neil Gaiman's books. Yeah. Right. Like that's ever going to happen.
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