Pretty day

[rolanni]

Man, we should've gone to the ocean today. Maybe I can hijack Steve tomorrow; throw him over my shoulder while he's asleep, sneak him into the Subaru, and blast on down south. It's a plan. Not a good plan, mind you, but a plan.

In another news, we haz mail. The Federal Gummint details my retirement benefits *insert hollow laughter* and! an envelope from our agent, which was opened with much excitement. . .to discover, not a royalty check (*sigh*), but letters indicating that Ace has Officially Reverted the mass market rights to the authors. OK; that counts as good news.

The filing is . . .not done. However! I can see the counter in the kitchen. Yes, I'd rather clean off the kitchen counter top than file. Now I can sleep easy, knowing that there are no coupons that expired in May 2008 lurking in wait.

Our neighbor is mowing his lawn, an event that I can hear, but not see, thanks to the trees between his lawn and ours.

...back to work.

Comments

Ace Rights to I Dare

[(Anonymous)]

Does this mean that I DARE is now available for another publisher to pick up reprint rights? Hey BAEN, what a deal to reprint at least PLAN B and I DARE, coming out as companion volumes with FLEDGLING and SALTATION! Sharon, would a buncha pleading letters to BAEN help someone to see the wisdom of a reprint of especially I DARE? All they have to do is look at the collectible copy prices folks are asking to know there is pent up demand.

Re: Ace Rights to I Dare

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Please remember to sign your post.

Sharon, would a buncha pleading letters to BAEN help someone to see the wisdom of a reprint of especially I DARE?

Let's give Madame the Agent room to work.

Re: Ace Rights to I Dare

[mbarker.livejournal.com]

But will she wrap herself in a cloak and snigger?

Oops

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry, I'm pretty technologically inept but I don't mean to be rude.

Anne R.