I was just looking at Knut's book on Amazon. I keep thinking we should have a Buffistas Write! link on the left side that links to all of our books...she says...selflessly...I swear...

Jilli's book will be coming out soon enough, and we're a pretty writey bunch. I'm proud of us.

Are you looking for someone to propose it? I'll do it if you want.

I think it is an excellent idea.

I think it's a great idea. I'm about to buy Buffista books with the $102(!) Amazon certificate I got for my saved change. I've already bought and given away a 5 or 6 of Allyson's book.

There is a Buffista Bookshelf at Powell's linked on the links page, although we don't actually get money from them (someday I promise to look into the affiliate issue for real). I put some Amazon affiliate links to Buffista books in the literary thread a little while back. The problem with Amazon is, you can have a single link to, say, search results, but you can't make a single link to a bunch of stuff you've selected. As far as I know.

I keep giving copies of Vampire People away as gifts. It solves a couple of things--good gift, which is nice. And it also provides some insight into why I spend so much time online, and have such an emotional investment in my invisible friends.

I like the idea for the Buffistas Write! link.

It would be nice to have an area similar to those left side yellow box areas for Links and Filk. On the page could be links to writer web sites and/or Amazon links to titles. Just thinking on paper here since any page would have to be created and maintained by our beloved stompies.

eta: perhaps even Buffistas!Create because their might be some sculptors and musicians that could be included. Again, just tossing out ideas.

This is probably a dumb question but does it matter to the writers where I buy my books? I bought Vampire People at B & N because I was impatient but is it better to buy through Amazon or someplace else? I'm not meaning our affiliate money, I mean for writerly benefit.

Nope, it doesn't matter, Sassy. Nice of you to ask, though!

What, do you guys need me to prime the pump every week?

Double Date

Another Saturday night and she was torn between two beautiful men, both with a brooding intensity in their soulful brown eyes that captured her attention and made time stand still around her. There was so little difference to choose from: not the clothes (they both liked suits), not the hair (a messy shock of brown, neither appeared to look in the mirror much), both guarding their hearts so closely. In their presence, she felt both cherished and protected. But only one made her feel brilliant.

She put down Angel, dropped the Doctor Who DVD in the tray and pushed play.