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|    Jim Hetley to Will in New Haven    |
|    Re: Another Quick Spam    |
|    19 Oct 15 17:10:40    |
      From: jhetley@hotmail.com              On Monday, October 19, 2015 at 8:41:26 AM UTC-4, Will in New Haven wrote:       > On Saturday, September 5, 2015 at 7:19:36 PM UTC-4, Jim Hetley wrote:       > > I have this new book out, under my pseudonym James A. Burton       > >        > > DOMINIONS, The Bladesmith, Book 2       > >        > > (Sequel to POWERS)       > >        >        > Amazon has one book under Hetley and the other under Burton. Personally, I       don't think that is a great way to help readers find books in a series.       >        > I have just started the first book, bought both, and I am enjoying it a lot       so far, but...       >        > I would think you would know this and I would have expected your       millennia-old smith to know it. He is wrong when he thinks to himself that the       use of the word "Persian" to refer to a person is archaic. Persian _is_ an       ethnicity. There are Persians and        non-Persians in Iran, so the national name, Iranian, does not map one to one       with Persian. Persian is also a language, part of the Iranian language family.       >        > And Persian cats are beautiful.       >        > --        > Will in New Haven              Amazon doesn't show me an easy way to enter a book under a pseudonym. Mr.       Burton is a co-author on DOMINIONS, so the search should work under either       name.              Al is a Grumpy Old Man like me, and often says or thinks things that he knows       are inaccurate or inappropriate. Particularly under stress, as he is in that       passage.              Jim              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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