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In November 2015, I started receiving promptings that I should compile my posts into book form. The promptings persisted until they were so clear in my mind, that by January 2016, I knew what the book would look like even before I started producing it.

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So in February 2014, the 4th birthday of this blog, I'd like to announce:

All blog posts from February, 2012 through January, 2016 have been compiled into an eBook, entitled "The Perfect Day". 

The content is organized chronologically by post date, with a table of contents in the front and a very rudimentary index in the back. Note that this isn't professionally typeset, edited, etc. It's the straight stuff, compiled and indexed in eBook format.

Click here to download the PDF (3.68MB)

Click here to download the EPUB (Adobe Digital Editions, Apple iBooks; 1.7MB)

Click here to download the MOBI (Amazon Kindle, Apple iBooks; 2.1MB)

Click here to download the PRC (Amazon Kindle, Apple iBooks; 2.1MB)

What About The Perfect Day -- The (bound) Book?

Now that the eBook versions are up, I'll start efforts to have the book published in hard copy. No, I don't have a deadline and no, I don't know how much it will cost. All I know is, whatever the price will be, I'd like it to be priced at the publisher's cost, because I don't want to make any money from it.

I'll post updates, when they're available, on this blog. If you'd like to be notified of updates to this blog, just enter your email address and hit the submit button under the "Have Posts Sent to Your Email" section to the right.

(Note: the image of the book is a mock-up, and not an actual book).

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