Thanks to my new fixation on the Publisher’s Weekly website, I learned that publishers are now numbering their galleys and ARCs to try to track down those who offer those galleys and ARCs on eBay.
They keep track of who got what number, and if they find it for sale, or receive word it was sold, that person is removed from the distribution list.
So I have to ask then, what do you authors prefer that folks do with their ARCs? Should there be an ARC-Etiquette?
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I’ve always thought of them as WWE types, sitting on normal furniture and breaking it etc. Not the sort of people you’d want to have around the hhouse.
(hot85. Yeah)
I haven’t read any of the books and no plans to, but I have to say I had never seen Ryan Reynolds before and yum, eye candy! :)
I didn’t recognize Jackman with the long hair. Farrell is nice to…
Apropro!
Love the music!!! Death92 seems appropo!
Susan: Jason Lewis played a regular character on Sex and the City - he was in the movie as well. See Absolute Hunk
I think he might be a good Rhage. All the other casting choices were whack.
I’ve…
