PSA: For those with outstanding orders from SRM, Publisher

[rolanni]

Hello,

Steve Miller here -- I'm publisher at SRM Publisher. I apologize to those of you waiting for orders -- many are behind schedule. That's because I run a one person office in Waterville and I'm not in and haven't been in for over a week, doctor's orders. Ignoring the cough and 102 degree fever in favor of packing things didn't work so I'm on a rest-and-drugs regime for this week.

Snail mail, phone calls,and email are pretty far behind; I hope to get back to work Monday the 25th, which means I'll still be behind for sometime thereafter. Repeated emails to multiple addresses won't get answered sooner than single queries and may end up in the spam filters, slowing response for everyone.

This is not an optimal situation, but it is where things stand. Please bear with me.

Steve Miller,
SRM Publisher

Comments

Get Well Soon

[(Anonymous)]

Steve,

Hope you get well soon. When a person is active it is a real challenge to cope with the enforced idleness of illness. Take Care.

Bill Cowell

[(Anonymous)]

Steve,

Understood...all too well...these Levaquin 750 mg tablets seem to be overcoming this case of pneumonia that snuck up on me last week. No kittens around, so I don't have to suffer the indignity of having one overpower me and prove just how much rest and recovery I need. Cold rainy day in this little piece of the SouthWest today, but random selections from collection of 80's Greatest Rock Hits is helping warm up the spirits a tad. Hang in there, take care, and get well.

Jim

PSA

[(Anonymous)]

As one of those orders' potential recipients, I too say, "Every job has its day," and today's is getting well. Besides, I'm enjoying the E-ARC of Saltation a second time through, which is still fascinating me. It's the writers' art -- the first time through is the story, as rapidly read as I can manage. The second is for consideration of the little things, like plants and set-ups I could find, and speculation as to where they might lead. Which characters from the past are set to re-appear, and will they help or hurt? I'm having fun even without a new book in hand.
On the other mitten, I'm anxiously waiting for Mouse and Dragon, which will arrive when I am stuck with one foot in the air. It's going to be a challenging reading posture!
Kathy

First job...get well

[(Anonymous)]

Steve,
I also have an order in the line but I agree with previous posters. The important thing is for you to get well. The chap book will be a wonderful read whenever it arrives.

Anne

[(Anonymous)]

Please don't worry about your audience. We- or at least most of us I'd guess- don't mind waiting. Right now your work is getting well, not worrying about shipping. And I'm like Kathy - I've been having a grand time re-reading all the books, beginning with Agent of Change thru Fledgling. (And Saltation after payday!) Next I'll reread the chap books. We admire and appreciate both you and Sharon and want you both to stay well and prosper. :)

Get well soon!

[capricchio.livejournal.com]

Steve, Throw on a couple of cats and get better. I thank you that I did get my copy of Halfling Moon. (Lovely stories both. I've already re-read them once.)
Did someone say Saltation is on the eArc? More things to read while waiting for the dead tree edition.
Rest up. We will always wait for you. Jeanne T

Rest, rest, rest, and get well

[jane-barfly.livejournal.com]

Oh, my gracious, I feel so dreadful knowing that the package I celebrated receiving was one packed and sent in ill health.
Always willing to wait a few days in the service of good health.
(The chapbooks, by the way, are wonderful, and had our eldest bouncing around the house. Youngest wants to wait on Saltation before reading more.)
Bronchitis is really nasty. Do take care and do all those rest, liquid, and call-the-doctor-if-you-don't-feel-better-soon thingies.
Laura