>P.S. Tell us about BookZen. Are you involved with books on the
sixties?!


Paula,


There is a fom on my site. You can add whatever books you want to add.
I normally do not add books from the major publihsers. Usually the
small and academic press are automatically OK.


In the process of redoing the site to speed things up--so it takes less
hands-on from me.


I started it when I published <italic>Voices From the Underground:
V1--Insider Histories of the Vietnam Era Underground Press</italic>,
and <italic>V2--A Directory of Resources and Sources of the Vietnam Era
Underground Press</italic> and couldn't afford to advertise and didn't
have the margin to use distributors.


Using the Internet and the WWW worked so well that other small press
publishers (I knew) asked if they could add their books. I said YES,
and it kept building. Finally a few months ago, my time on-line became
TOO MUCH. Got rid of all the none-book political material--which was
about 50% of the site--and am moving that material over to my personal
web. Working on getting that reorganized now.


http://www.bookzen.com/addbook-form.html


Good to have the Sixties List back.


j gran

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"In the defense of Freedom and Literacy, Libraries are the most
powerful weapons we have. Use them."

<smaller>--Maria Norlander Martinez, The Incredible Librarian

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