Findaway transitioned to a new system for distribution, which we were assured wouldn’t change anything. So it might be that. But: still looking.

Nothing should have changed, but I’ll look into it now >.<

I did. I told them they had the wrong number.

I get a lot of different ones (mostly about how my prime account on amazon is being renewed—and I don't have one), but I admit this one was head-scratching. It's a first for me. My youngest son just said, "Who are they expecting to catch with that?"

I practically never leave me house, but I will ask >.<. @tanyahuff.bsky.social doesn't live in T.O. anymore, though.

Thank you!

The worst - for me - are when I'm caught in story flow and I'm just... trying to grasp all of the story before it passes me by. I'll have sentences mashed together that should have been separate sentences >.<. Not often, but it does happen (usually toward the end of the book).

I wish. I typed 'large' when I meant 'small', and she pointed this out. Without the sarcasm >.<

I didn't mind it for the first couple of weeks. But I think I expected it to be over by now, and I find it harder and harder to just ignore it while trying to write >.<

Well, for almost as many years of my life, it was called 'stomach flu' when I was growing up. Food poisoning not being something contagious >.<

This is really virulent. I generally catch anything ENT related, but skip norovirii. Not, sadly, this one =/

well, the good thing about norovirii is they pass quickly. It's a couple of days of misery and then recovery. Unlike a lot of the 'flus, which persist for weeks =/

They're actually among my few comfort rereads; I wish she would write more of them, l but I'll read anything she writes, regardless.

The best thing about working in the bookstore, still, is being able to recommend books to people I think will love them :D. And also: @tkingfisher.com is absolutely her own author, but there's a vein of Pratchett running through her (especially the Hamster books) that I adore.