Stupid Amazon
I went to put The Glass Dog on A-zon today, but I left in the ending line about it being based on Frank L. Baum's story, because I wanted to give a nod to my source material for once (I've been leaving it off now when I put the tales out on kindle, just 'cuz), anyway, I got a message from a-zon complaining that my story was widely available on the internet, can I please explain that?
It hasn't been a problem with the other fairy tales I've listed, so the mention of Baum is the only reason I can think why they tagged this one (because the chances that it's a person 'reviewing' the books is are slim, although I suppose it's possible I just got the guy who was doing his job for once today. I sent them the information they wanted, but...I don't know if/when that'll actually make it up on Amazon. hopefully sometime tomorrow?
In the meantime, and also tomorrow, The Fairy Queen's Heir will be free Mon-Fri...but I belatedly realized today it is in Under the Sun and Moon, so, oops. Now I wonder if I should put out the other ones in the collection (or at least the ones on Goodreads so they don't look so pathetic?), or if I should take it down or something.
It hasn't been a problem with the other fairy tales I've listed, so the mention of Baum is the only reason I can think why they tagged this one (because the chances that it's a person 'reviewing' the books is are slim, although I suppose it's possible I just got the guy who was doing his job for once today. I sent them the information they wanted, but...I don't know if/when that'll actually make it up on Amazon. hopefully sometime tomorrow?
In the meantime, and also tomorrow, The Fairy Queen's Heir will be free Mon-Fri...but I belatedly realized today it is in Under the Sun and Moon, so, oops. Now I wonder if I should put out the other ones in the collection (or at least the ones on Goodreads so they don't look so pathetic?), or if I should take it down or something.