As a habitual admirer of all things C.G. Jung I am very much enjoying your “Novelsmithing.” I am writing, however, to share my frustration with the way the book is organized in the Apple iBooks edition and quite likely other electronic formats. Under the table of contents only the title of the book is shown, while the contents appear on the first pages as plain text. This made the book impossible to navigate — quite a departure from the nicely ordered and structured table of contents that I see on the right side of this web page. Perhaps you should insist that your publisher pay closer attention to such matters in subsequent editions? Surely, I am not the only one who relies on the contents table in order to refer to various sections of the book. But once again, a fresh and meaningful approach to novel writing. Thank you!

I’m a friend of Richards….we are in the same sketching group together and I just found out this weekend that you were a writer too….or should I say that he is a writer inspired by you. Fabulous! I will be looking up your Eleusinian (sp?) mysteries on Amazon after i finish this post.

Saw your tweet about surviving another WP 3.0 upgrade…egad, my art site is still a bit of a scramble with all my large images still not showing up. Grrr. Awaiting some tech help….can’t come soon enough. LOL.

Blessings!
Joanie

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