I didn't get a letter because according to what I was told by Wildside Press, my collection Magic's Song was not going to be listed anymore (contract ran out in 2008--all rights reverted to me).
So imagine my surprise when I looked on the B&N webside and discovered my former Fictionwise title was actually listed for sale.
I have tried to contact Wildside, but get no response. Meanwhile, I did email B&N and asked how they got permission for a book that was technically out of print and therefore unavailable, but they wrote me a silly note about where to find their author/publisher faq.
Dorks.
I plan to write again, and it won't be as nice of a note.
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So imagine my surprise when I looked on the B&N webside and discovered my former Fictionwise title was actually listed for sale.
I have tried to contact Wildside, but get no response. Meanwhile, I did email B&N and asked how they got permission for a book that was technically out of print and therefore unavailable, but they wrote me a silly note about where to find their author/publisher faq.
Dorks.
I plan to write again, and it won't be as nice of a note.
Laura J. Underwood