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About Me
- Roger Morris
- Writer. Author of Taking Comfort, A Gentle Axe (The Gentle Axe in America) and A Vengeful Longing. www.rogernmorris.co.uk
7 comments:
Cheers for that, Rog. I notice mine's on there too. Which is nice.
Nik.
http://nikperring.blogspot.com/
My pleasure Nik.
That would be your children's book I Met a Roman Last Night, What Did You Do...? released in September as part of the Reluctant Readers series?
The very same! I'm not sure why they've labelled it a reluctant reader book - must be a category thing.
Cheers! Have a lovely weekend.
My book, too. Poor thing.
So Tom, would that be your wonderful collection of short stories Brother, What Strange Place Is This?.
Ha-ha, yes. Thank you.
It's consumer friendy but not reader friendly. But it's also much better than before in terms of being "individual" as opposed to simply an "off shoot" of Amazon.
Now though, to write a "reader review" you have to log in and give up your credit/debit card details, just the same as if you'd bought something and created a "reader account"...
If they want to go "exclusive" they can, and without me, and without many others of like minds.
Our opinions are free for all and valid. READERS COUNT.
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