Ron is right, James. This is a great list. Many of the sites are heavily visited by me. I should steal the rest!

Thank you once more. I have a lot of Indie people who read my blog and this is such a stellar post you have written that . . . well, I had to tell my part of the world about it.

I love this post! So many facts and . . . and I love some of the old fairy tales as well. Darn! I should be too old for that, but I’m not. Question: I love this post so much that I would like to spotlight you on my blog and was wondering if that [...]

Thank you for putting this up. It is quite an interesting piece. Small houses and Indie are the way to go. No doubt about it.

No problem. It was a short read, I’m a fast reader, it was a good read, so it moved. No coupons needed. I will gladly pay to read the others. After all, you want to lose your day job.

Wonderful story. I gave it 5 stars. Of course, I’ll have to read your other ones now.

I’m not too shy to post a review. However, I can not post a review yet since I have not read your stories. I just sneaked over to Smashwords and found some stories written by . . . you. They don’t appear to be in my genre: I write mostly horror stories. That’s the bad [...]

Wow! There are no easy answers to this dilemma.Sometimes I am so amazed that writers, many who have not published, should come down on someone who chooses to do it her way. Sheer stupidity. The gate-keepers are having their butts kicked right now, and the wave of the future belongs to Indie and small house [...]

Thank you for the great tip, David!

The whole concept is great. Kids have to learn computers to stay competitive in today’s job market-although most of them are already there with computer skills. I have eight children. I’m thinking cost when it comes to books. Huge. My children in school are hopping onto the computer for reading skills starting at the first [...]

Wonderful post. I love it!

It’s nice you care enough to write your pieces. Thank you.

Interesting piece. Thank you.