Macmillan authors still absent from Amazon.

[Jon Loomis]

I think we're just talking spite at this point.  Completely insane.

[John McFetridge]

Yeah, and I finally got a Harriet Klausner review, a good one, four out of five stars. Usually she puts them up on Amazon but not today. She did put it at Barnes and Noble.

I hope they get this sorted out soon.

[John Dishon]

Aren't all her reviews four out of five stars?

[John McFetridge]

Ha, I don't know, this is the first one of my books she's reviewed. I'll take any positive review I can get.

[Jon Loomis]

Mine was. Pretty sure she hadn't actually read the book. But yeah, a positive review is a positive review. Sort of.

[I. J. Parker]

A number of years ago, Harriet developed a reputation for giving 5 stars to everything. She was also accused of not having read, or only skimmed the books. This was partially based on the unbelievable number of books she reviewed in a year. I've had a couple of reviews from her that were pretty much publisher's blurbs. But I think, she's been trying to turn over a new leaf.

And yes, one takes a good review any time and says "thanks."

[Eric Christopherson]

Yeah, gone in the blink of an eye, but taking days to reappear. Given the narrow profit margins in the publishing industry, I'll bet it stings pretty bad up in NY.

[Jon Loomis]

Update: looks like physical books are back up, but they're still absent from the Kindle store. At least mine are. So, progress.