[McLaughlin]

E-fist bump.

[CupOfCoffee]

And here is the epub version. I hopefully caught all or at least most of the typos, and there are a few passages of description that have been reworked. I've hosted it on my personal site, so you should just be able to click the cover and it'll open a download prompt. I've tested it on my Nook and everything works, including the HTML table of contents.

[Seth Astra]

Umm... How do I get the file on my Android Phone? When I try and follow the link on my phone, I get some weird computer code-esque text. But it works normal on my computer. Help please?

[CupOfCoffee]

I just tried it on my phone and got the same thing. I think you would probably have to download some type of e-reader app, download the file, and open it in the app. But despite having had an Android phone for a year plus, I'm still pretty much Android illiterate. Google would probably have better answers than me.

[qoxolg]

Works fine on my iPhone, it automatically prompts me to open it in the default books app.

[Seth Astra]

I did DL an e-reader. Still won't work.

[CupOfCoffee]

UPDATE!

• • •

I may or may not be planning to go back on what I said about doing a sequel. It certainly wouldn't be a direct sequel, anyway—more of a spinoff, I guess—but it would involve a few familiar faces and a general storyline that might or might not be familiar to fans of old westerns and/or samurai movies.

It probably also wouldn't be comedy. (As much as I loved writing 56,000 words of comedy, I think it's time to shift gears.)

I don't yet have many ideas about length, and I don't have anything resembling a posting timetable worked out, but I have a feeling that if this does begin to take off, I'll have the first part up within the month.

• • •

</UPDATE>

[Seth Astra]

That makes me happy.

[CupOfCoffee]

I apologize for the mammoth zombie bump, but this is actually really really important. A friend from work linked me to—and yes, this requires a dramatic pause—what appears to be rock opera about milk, in the style of '70s porn, that was funded by California tax dollars. There are so few words to accurately describe this thing that I think it's best if I just leave it here without any further introduction.

MILKQUARIOUS

[McLaughlin]

Totally worth it.