There was a time, long ago, when I used to post a lot of book reviews, links and other interesting tidbits on my blog(s). After an unfortunate incident with a lunatic I quit, but as we’re nearly to the two year anniversary of El Nutso, I’ve decided it’s silly to let him ruin it for everyone.
I thought about copying the ever fun Barb G. Tarn and her Linky Saturday, but I’m too scattered to devote a specific day to it, so I think I’ll just randomly post Lot’s-O-Link posts for now.
Enjoy the first edition 🙂
Darcee Tana, Australian author, has her new website up and running. Might I say it looks quite nice, too!
Ar e you a non-US author publishing through US companies? Surprise, taxes are WAY more complicated than you ever thought they were! Luckily, Judy Croom is sharing everything she finds out about it.
The Frugal Find of the Day is featuring The Gifts by Linda S. Prather. One of the few books I have actually read lately, I highly recommend it! (check out my review)
Check out the Indie Author’s Unite Blog for a listing of super summer savings on Kindle ebooks!
For those who care, Summit has released the official trailer for Breaking Dawn, Part 1 (Yeah, they’re breaking it in half. One has to ask why?)
Afflictor.com posted some strange cartoons that showed what they thought the year 2000 would be like. Really interesting, especially given that they are all wearing 1920’s clothing.
Music addicts might be interested in checking out Jango.com if you haven’t before. It’s an internet radio site, like Pandora, where you can create your own stations. Unlike Pandora you have a “never play this artist again” option (yay! No more Muse!) and it is more customizable. They also have a selection of indy artists that they can throw into the mix, depending on your settings. I am enjoying it so far.
and on a fun note, check out the World School Photographs.com. Enter your name, school and school year into the search fields and they will search their database to see if they have photos of you from your old school yearbooks. I found my brother right away!
And that’s all I have right now. Have a great week everyone!
Amaranthine by Joleene Naylor 
Sharon S.
/ June 8, 2011cool! I like the “never hear this artist again” button . Need one of those for real life….”never have to listen to this person again”
Joleene Naylor
/ June 8, 2011Yes! 😀 I would also like a ctrl+alt+del and a mute button, too 😉
Barb
/ June 15, 2011If it makes you feel better, I’ll have to slow down with sharing links… I spend too much time reading blogs and not enough reading (e)books (including yours). So I think from now on I’ll have one review of a book one week and the links the next one…
Oh, and I just had to RESEND my application for an ITIN (first sent mid-February), it was refused on technicalities… luckily I don’t have enough royalties yet to actually get a payment from Lulu/§Smashwords/Kindle! 🙂 Will check the link, though…
Joleene Naylor
/ June 16, 2011oh no! I love your links! :p
And good luck on the ITIN! It sounds like quite a headache to me!
Judy Croome
/ June 16, 2011haha! El Nutso? Sounds like someone to avoid!
Thanks for the shout out about the Tax Payment blog post Joleene – I think it’s be a blog post that has to be constantly updated because of the complexities involved in paying taxes the world over!
Judy Croome, South Africa
Joleene Naylor
/ June 16, 2011You;re very welcome! Thanks for putting up such an informative post! 😀