Mail call

[rolanni]

So, the mail.

Of greatest importance was, of course, our Determination from the Health Insurance Marketplace, which was to tell us whether or not we can have the insurance we've been enrolled in since January.  We opened this document with trepidation, only to find that they need one more document from us before they can make a determination.  They need. . .wait for it. . .

They need a copy of a document that proves our citizenship and our identity.  Because, yanno, copies of our tax returns just didn't cut it.

So, I guess I'm glad we renewed our passports earlier this year.

Of second greatest importance -- royalty statements!  And!  royalty checks!

If you bought a copy of Necessity's Child in signed or plain vanilla hardcover, or as an ebook?  That bagpipe band you hear coming around the corner is FOR YOU!

. . .and now, I'm off to town to do errands.  It's a pretty day, and I'm looking forward to the drive.

Hope everyone is having as pleasant a Monday as it's possible to have.

Comments

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

I buy in hardcover, then I *make* my sister buy her own copy, cuz.. yanno.. siblings..

Bagpipes? Turns off hearing aid!

[bookmobiler.livejournal.com]

Since I've got all formats except audio could you switch to trumpets?

[drammar.livejournal.com]

Congratulations on the fact that it earned out so quickly!! [quickly being relative when dealing with royalties)

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Actually, it did earn out quickly. The fact that we're just now getting paid is an artifact of How Publishing Pays Out -- i.e. six months to a year behind reality.

earning out

[nocal-kathyf.livejournal.com]

Hurray! I have it in hardcover and e-book and arc. Does that mean I get bagpipes and a drummer? That's what I'm imagining anyway. Congratulations, well deserved.

[lornastutz.livejournal.com]

Hard covers and ebooks and the collections plus all the Meisha editions