More complications…
I was all set to move my blog yesterday, but Namecheap has a nice gotcha I didn’t notice, and one which the manager who emailed me forgot to mention. I can’t leave for 60 days after I’ve moved a domain … Continue reading
I was all set to move my blog yesterday, but Namecheap has a nice gotcha I didn’t notice, and one which the manager who emailed me forgot to mention. I can’t leave for 60 days after I’ve moved a domain … Continue reading
Smashwords has sent me a quarterly sales report, and I have the money to pay for the move to another webhost. (Again.) I’ve also recently got my final statement from Belfire, and sales were not bad, all things considered. The … Continue reading
Coming Soonish (But you will hate it. Nothing to see. Move along.)
I think it’s time for a ramble about where I am creatively. I believe TV tropes would still have me listed in the disillusioned artist category, unhappy both with my previous performances and with the audience reaction. (Or, lack thereof … Continue reading
So, I left GoDaddy over SOPA, and I went to Namecheap because they were having a special for transfers coming from GoDaddy for a one day sale. Well the hosting side of things worked for my blog, but getting my … Continue reading
Yeah, so things are changing, and the first thing you’ll notice is, the old addy zoewhitten.com/wordpress/ no longer works. That’s because in switching hosts, I sorted out how to install WordPress in the main public directory of my new web … Continue reading
So, this month, I’ve actually released two books. Both of these, I’m predicting will be a wash, but for different reasons. I will explain, and you will hopefully see that I’m just being bluntly honest about my work, and not … Continue reading
It would seem that even being a bit scatter-brained and out of tune with the mainstream, I am tapped into the hive mind enough to know the rumbles of discontent when I feel them. I’m writing about IA because I’m … Continue reading
I am back from Lucca, and I want to deliver the mother of all rambling road reports. But first, I did promise that I would talk a bit more about IA when I got back. Believe me, all weekend long, … Continue reading
During the previous week, I’d talked about starting a new market called IA, or Immature Adult. I’ve been toying the idea with for a while without finding the right term for it. Immature Adult is the perfect label for the … Continue reading