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Oh No, I think I may have jinxed you. . .I remember mentioning a discount table when you posted last.
Remember what I said though, some of my best reads have come from that table.
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Nah, it's all good. On the positive side MY BOOK was on the main traffic walk of our church, so that's cool. 
Oh ouch! Poor girl. Hope it wasn't too low a blow. Think of it this way - now someone who couldn't afford it at full price will be able to afford it now.
Talk to you after the dentist. BTW it's COLD here. Can you believe it?
Yeah! I like Cathian's positive response!
Isn't she cool?
Actually, she's COLD.
Actually, she's COLD.
She thinks she's cold! I'll be out scraping the frost off my windshield in about half an hour... 
What is weird, here, is how it was foggy and warm this morning. Very primeval.
Actually it wasn't a low blow at all. It truly made me laugh out loud. They had more copies than I knew, which was very cool, and I was able to tell my church-buds about it. So, hey, advertising. lol
how much was it priced at?
50% off! 
so it was $60?
I am going to smack you. Just as soon as we're in the same zip code.
currently i'm in 10038!
come visit
I would if I could. Alas!
You have not been discounted, just your words...oh, wait, that isn't any better... 
LOL
I've discovered many of my favorite authors on the discount table, and looked for their next books at regular price. But I've always wondered how a writer would feel to walk in and see their books there.
Well, for me it was funny. A friend of mine (name dropping: Penina Keen Spinka, author of Picture Maker and Dreamweaver) was unamused, but she is rather more of a serious novelist than I am.
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