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To: NicknamedBob
Bob, your Dawn Rainbow poem would be so pretty in a frame. I would love to do that, but would not without your permission.
82 posted on 06/15/2004 7:45:08 AM PDT by Soaring Feather (~The Dragon Flies' Lair~ Poetry and Prose~)
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To: bentfeather

Good morning, ms feather.


85 posted on 06/15/2004 7:52:25 AM PDT by Kathy in Alaska (God Bless America and Our Military Who Protects Her)
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To: bentfeather
"...the rainbow to get dressed in haste, in colors not its own..."

I like the way that worked out, too.

Be my guest to put it in a frame. In truth, it was the golden color of your post 72 that triggered the memory.

I've been flattered that some asked me to let them print a poem out to adorn their walls, not that I could prevent them if they wanted to. Of course I said yes.

My publisher should be receiving, and implementing, my most recent instructions about the cover and corrections this week. Then they will make available to me a version which implements the corrections. As soon as I sign off on that, they can make it available to the public.

The best pricing, and the most rewarding to me, is to order directly from the publisher. The book will be hardback, 6 x 9 inches, about 275 pages, and with a dust-jacket.

The publisher is supposed to make available to me a web-site, or link, that lets people get information about the book and the author. Presumably, they will also be able to order the book that way. I am very pleased and excited.

89 posted on 06/15/2004 8:10:07 AM PDT by NicknamedBob (You don't find happiness, you WILL it -- just as you will an open hand, instead of a clenched fist.)
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