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Here’s Your Live Link to an Archived Copy of the Latest Edition (April 20) of Kindle Nation’s Free Weekly Email Newsletter & Digest of Kindle Nation Daily Posts

Greetings from Kindle Nation!

Even with the remnants of some post-operative medication, I’m pretty sure that it’s time for a fresh issue of our free weekly Kindle Nation newsletter. So, it’s nice to see you again, and here we go.

Thanks to all of you who have been in touch to wish me well or offer assistance. I’m pleased to report that the recovery is going splendidly and I’m actually contemplating a walk to Arlington Center sometime after I cross my final “t” and dot my final “i” on this week’s issue.

Speaking of which, it’s probably in those details of typographical correctness that I may fall short of your expectations this week, and I appreciate your indulgence and any available relaxation of standards should you spot such errors. As of a couple of days ago I was a little concerned about the quantity and quality of Kindle Nation content this week, but then I remembered that in a few of the first issues of this newsletter I actually made promises to limit its weekly length to no more than 1,000 words! All I better say on that subject now is that I have run this week’s entire issue through my Google Docs “word count” calculator and, well, let’s just not go there….

Cheers,
Steve

To read, the entire issue in our Kindle Nation Archives, just click here.

 Contents:
Available Now in Kindle Store with Buzzworthy Publishing Details: “Blockade Billy,” Stephen King’s Macabre New Novella With a Baseball Backdrop
Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert: “Living Organized,” Leslie Parrott’s “The First Drop of Rain,” “The Divine Commodity,” and Dozens More
U.S. Kindle Store Surpasses Half a Million Book Titles
Bestselling Author M.C. Beaton Offers eBook Exclusives of Two Previously Out-of-Print Historical Romance Series, “Six Sisters” and “The Traveling Matchmaker.” in the Kindle Store
Welcome to the Kindle Team, Scott Ambrose Reilly, and Here’s a Job for Week 1: How to Make Kindle Periodicals Much More Inviting for Subscribers and Publishers
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