1: Princess Shari gave a very unladylike curse as her private spaceship, the SS Marissa, hit a zone of turbulence due to a small, magnetic storm.
(The Frog Prince from Planet Marecage - Ellora's Cave)
2: The centaur was dreaming again.
(Paradise Earth II Revelations - Changeling Press)
3: He had blond hair, bleached almost white by salt water, and turquoise chips for eyes.
(Virtual Murder - Loose Id)
4: The nurse in charge of freezing my molecules inserted a glowing needle into my arm and had
me count backwards from ten.
(Angels on Crusade - Cerridwen Press)
5: The Scottish landscape rolled by.
(Battle's bride - Loose Id)
6: Steele heard a steady thumping first.
(Time Tracker - Loose Id)
7: “Your bath is ready, my lord.”
(Diamina - Ellora's Cave)
8: Darla Rooderville stared at her best friend in disbelief.
(Darla's Valentine - Simon and Schuster or Ellora's Cave)
9: The dangerous part was next.
(Renegade Aquarius - Ellora's Cave)
10:Agony unlike anything he’d ever felt tore through his body.
(Llewellyn's Song - Ellora's Cave)
11: Mitch stared at his huge cock.
(The Phallus from Dallas - Ellora's Cave)
12: What does a five hundred year old, incredibly cultured male vampire want?
(My Fair Pixie - Ellora's Cave)
The dilemma:
I was thinking of getting business cards for Calderwood. I want to stress the fact that e-books don't pollute. No trees are killed, no fuel is burned transporting the books, no chemical inks are used...but if I order business cards made from paper and shipped from the US, I'm polluting.
I thought I'd send these virtual business cards to the Calderwood authors so they can use them in their e-mails or print them out themselves. What do you think?
2 comments:
Excellent design in my favourite colour.
I think that is a good idea. You could also have people put the cards on their blogs and such.
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