I think I'll probably tell subpress that I'd like to go ahead with the e-version of the novella now instead of waiting. It's a small risk, but I haven't taken nearly enough risks lately. I'll post updates here as they are available. And yes, it would be available in more formats that PDF. I was just using (sloppily) PDF as a short-hand meaning all e-versions.
Excellent news, and I'll be sure to set myself up as a "street person" (one-man street team, that is) and do my best to let people know that it's available when you've made it so.
Jeff VanderMeer has very nice things to say about To Charles Fort, With Love and Alabaster in his blog...
Speaking just for the former, of course: it's just right that he has nice things to say about it as it's a superlative collection that's not just sans clunkers but very much consistently excellent. Off to read the interview now!
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Date: 2006-04-30 07:33 pm (UTC)Excellent news, and I'll be sure to set myself up as a "street person" (one-man street team, that is) and do my best to let people know that it's available when you've made it so.
Jeff VanderMeer has very nice things to say about To Charles Fort, With Love and Alabaster in his blog...
Speaking just for the former, of course: it's just right that he has nice things to say about it as it's a superlative collection that's not just sans clunkers but very much consistently excellent. Off to read the interview now!