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The Anty Boisjoly/Teddy Quillfeather Newsletter is back, and it’s ‘bout the same as ever!
Did you have any luck with Ingram about the books coming to the USA. Mike Rienti
Yes! I have conclusively identified the problem and it’s me.
I misunderstood the initial issue and thought that there were delays in shipping, not in availability. Libraries and bookstores get their copies from Gardners which get them from Ingram Spark which charge what I’m sure they regard as a very reasonable fee for changes, and so I have to release to them sometimes two months after Amazon gets them in order to accomodate ‘back matter’ (those clever synopses I put in the back of the book). I’ve been trying to mitigate that by coming up with titles and synopses of future books months in advance and have, in the process, discovered yet another key personality flaw.
Talking of which, I apologise for only just now noticing this comment.
I wish Amazon kindle had the shoot! Forgot the name…the girl books. I’ve only found the Boijoly ones.
Teddy Quillfeather, and I stand by that name.
Anty’s middle initial has been Q since the very first book. Later it became Quillfeather, still later we learn that it’s his mother’s maiden name, and so when a cousin was introduced it only made sense that her last name would be Quillfeather.
Her books can be found here: Teddy Quillfeather Mysteries