The Word Press plug in is installed and the Reviews and Columns are live - could you all take a quick look and let me know if you see anything 'funky?'

I'm kinda new at this...

Thank you!!

Looks great and easy to navigate, Nanci. The only thing I noticed is that T.T. Zuma's review of Festive Fear 2 doesn't work like the rest of them. (Thanks for the mention too, T.T.!)

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Lee Thompson started selling stories in early 2010. Since then his work has appeared in Sideshow Press, Shock Totem, Apex's Zombie Feed antho, Darkside Digital, Tasmaniac's Festive Fear: Global Edition, and other fantastically sexy places.

I didn't get that far yet, but you're right, I just checked it and it isn't working.
I was also going to mention that the publishers linc says Create Space, in one of the reviews, but when I clicked it, it went to Amazon anyways.

Thanks Lee.

Tony

My pleasure, man. Love your reviews.

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Lee Thompson started selling stories in early 2010. Since then his work has appeared in Sideshow Press, Shock Totem, Apex's Zombie Feed antho, Darkside Digital, Tasmaniac's Festive Fear: Global Edition, and other fantastically sexy places.

The Link is fixed.

The link to Amazon for Create A Space was a direct link to the ebook. If you want me to change it, let me know.

Thanks Nanci! I'd never seen Create Space before, didn't know if that was a temporary name you used.

Tt

According to the Amazon page, Create A Space is the publisher and I know that they are a division of Amazon

Hey Tony,

How come you don't use your real name when you review?

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Mike Styczen: As far as I can tell, all of Toronto is on the lookout for some sort of demented leprechaun. If Toronto didn't exist, we'd have to invent it

Using my real name, Tony Bigdick is a little embarrassing to tell you the truth.

I remember once, a long while ago, Steve Vernon said he liked the T.T. Zuma handle and that stuck with me. I like that pen name also to be honest with you, it represents a refuge from my normal life which is usually filled with all sorts of turmoil.

But it's not like I'm crazy and have a split personality
Quiet you idiot, you're telling too much
I'm actually pretty normal
Give me a break, you're schizophrenic and talk to yourself all the time
And I can juggle both sides of my life with no problem
Sure, that's why stop your car on the highway, get out, and start screaming
It's not like I forget who I am and talk to myself all the time

I wonder who is really picking us up at the airport...

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Mike Styczen: As far as I can tell, all of Toronto is on the lookout for some sort of demented leprechaun. If Toronto didn't exist, we'd have to invent it

To the subject at hand: I love that the archives are now reachable from the review page. All in all, I do think the review section is improved with the new format. I know Nanci worked hard on it and it shows.

While I like the new review section, like anything else it'll take a little getting used to. But forgive my computer ignorance, what is a RSS feed?

Also, why are there a certain group of reviews that can be accessed thru the link in the top banner, and a whole different set of new reviews only accessible through an unobtrusive little link at the very bottom, called "Older Posts"? If I didn't go link hunting and hit that, I would have missed reviews of new books by Conlon, Everson, Lansdale, Moore, Matheson, Wood (and me).

Are two sets of reviews posted at different times during the month, and that is why they get their own pages one called "OderPosts", the other called "Newer Posts"? Sorry, but I am getting on in years, and I am confused.

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Keith Minnion

I wonder if Nanci could put a small amount of every review with a link on it to the whole review as she does in the contributors area. That way all of the reviews would be on the first page and you wouldn't have to hunt for them.

Just a thought.