[stylist] Excited to have my first novella published! Donna

[April Brown via stylist]

Hello Donna,

     I've been away from email a few days.

     Thanks so much.  I've always been good at difficult to most computer work.  I used to enjoy writing HTMl and computer programs when they were simple a few decades ago.  I remember writing the screen reader to have a kitten chasing a ball of yarn.

     I think Scribd was one of the ones on the list.  I didn't unclick any.  I am looking forward to this lengthy publishing journey.

April Brown

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On May 9, 2014, at 8:00 AM, stylist-request at nfbnet.org wrote:


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Hi April,
First of all, congratulations on publishing your first novella and getting
it out on Smashwords and Kindle. As far as all of your screen reader issues
vs., your ability to format ... Maybe you're just a formatting savant.

Did you sign up with Smashwords for the Scribd service? I think people pay a
monthly fee to have access to any book, and authors get some kind of royalty
based on how many times their book is read. They just started, and they gave
each of us a free year's subscription, so we can read each other's books.
Donna