No Nook

It was recommended that I add Galen and Freakhouse to Barnes&Noble's Nook ereader before I move forward with other project advancements. And since both books are already sold through that company in print, I figured that adding the digital copies would be no big deal. So I started with Galen, which I'm not sure is the better idea or not. Again, it was never intended to be an ebook, in fact I don't think ebook devices were a thing when I started to pen it, so formatting it for a digital platform is always a huge pain in the butt. But eventually I got it up there. Next was Freakhouse which took no time at all (the way that it should be!). 

So there I am today, all ready to go, I just need to officially identify myself as a vendor and then I can press that little "publish" button...

...turns out I'm not eligible to be a vendor for Nook. I mean, they sell my print editions, but no ebooks for them apparently. Only 6-ish countries as actually eligible outside of the US, and Canada is not one of them. So, sorry folks, no Nook. But I will, however, keep everything uploaded in the event that the policy changes. 

In the meantime, enjoy the Kindle and Kobo editions, and if you don't have those devices, the old-fashioned paperback will ship to just about anywhere...

... just please don't ask me to deal with customs about it. I had enough of that last year!