The Gluten-Free Way: My Way on the Kindle

For those of you that have an Amazon Kindle or one of the Kindle reading apps., you can now order and view our book on your Kindle!

Check it out by seeing The Gluten-Free Way: My Way for the Amazon Kindle.

Co-author Adrienne has it on her Android phone on the Kindle app.   She knows that while out shopping, she can reference all of the yummy recipes in our book on her phone.  How sweet is that?

Of course, our book is still available as The Gluten-Free Way: My Way in paperback on Amazon.

The Gluten-Free Way: My Way on the NOOK

FINALLY!!!

The Gluten-Free Way:  My Way is available from Barnes & Noble for the Nook (also available in paperback).

Check it out http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-gluten-free-way-william-maltese/1108369256

Copies of Book

Our book is available for purchase on Amazon.com as well as Barnes & Noble (bn.com).

Books may also be purchased by emailing Adrienne at adrienne@theglutenfreewaymyway.com if you would like your book signed by one or both authors (please mention which in email).  If signature by both authors is requested, please realize that due to where the authors may be residing at any given time, it might take a bit longer for books to be shipped.

We hope you enjoy The Gluten-Free Way:  My Way!


~The Authors~
Adrienne & William

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Nothing to do with non-gluten; a lot to do with adventure romance

William Maltese, here, just checking in to let you know that while I've not written anything non-gluten lately, I do have a mainstream adventure/romance book due out the last of this month, DARE TO LOVE IN OZ, that may (or may) not whet your appetite. All about love and adventure at a toxicology lab, locked into the Australian outback by a runaway sandstorm, a serial killer on the loose. I'll keep you posted -- just in case you need something to read while munching non-gluten goodies.

AVAILABLE ON AMAZON.COM NOW

The book has been PRINTED and has a publication date of August 14, 2009!!!

It is NOW AVAILABLE for purchase at Amazon.com. Please use this link to go directly to the book: http://www.amazon.com/Gluten-Free-Way-Guide-Gulten-Free-Cooking/dp/1434457192/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1250805955&sr=8-3 The cover art is due up any day. (We are aware and have submitted a correction request for the misspelling of "Gluten" as "Gulten".)

The book will also be available for purchase soon at bn.com (Barnes & Noble).

If you would like to purchase a copy that is signed by the authors (with or without a personal message, which the authors reserve the right to not sign their names to any and all messages), please email Adrienne at adrienne@theglutenfreewaymyway.com to request a PayPal invoice for payment and shipment of a copy (or copies) of the book.

We hope that The Gluten-Free Way: My Way will delight your day and that the recipes will help you live the GF lifestyle just a little bit easier.

(By William Maltese) JUST WHEN YOU THINK IT’S OVER AND DONE

Once again, here I am to provide a bit of insight for those of you considering writing a book, as my niece, Adrienne, and I have written our help- cookbook, THE GLUTEN-FREE-WAY: MY WAY, and now proceed to shepherd it through the publishing process.

Last time I checked in, Adrienne, her mother, and I had just gone over, word for word, the publisher’s galley for the book (which is, in effect, the book as it is formatted for print except without its cover), and had sent to the publisher our final MASTER correction sheet which ran to some 25 pages.

While the next step is usually the book appearing on the bookshelves, the publisher was, this time, soon back to me with word that since our correction sheet ran to 25 pages, and since the resulting revision of footnotes in the Xoçai Chocolate chapter of the book had caused a shifting in page numbers, which had, in turn, screwed up the page-numbering sequence in the book’s Indices, I was getting the manuscript back for another read.

So, once again, I went through a latest publisher’s galley, word for word, starting out by changing all of the paging of the Indices to what they should now be, and then proceeding to check to see if all the corrections we’d indicated on the MASTER had been made by the publisher to the revised document (they hadn’t), and making sure corrections which hadn’t been made, per our request, were again called to the publisher’s attention as needing to be made.

Finally, I got to the part in the text where the footnote changes had caused the page-number shifts, which had caused the screw-ups of page numbering in the Indices … only to discover that when the publisher made those changes, they had been done wrong. Meaning, I now had to indicate changes needing to be made to changes. What resulted was yet another — but different — shift in page numbers, and new changes to the numbering in the Indices I had worked so hard on that morning.

Therefore, I had to isolate just the footnote section of the text, and indicate what corrections needed to be made to the corrections wrongly made by the publisher, just in that section, and mail just that back to the publisher to be changed, before I could figure out what new paging shifts would occur, as a result, that I would have me — yet again — having to change the page-number sequences of the Indices.

Plain as mud? By the end of day, I was seeing double, throwing my hands into the air, shouting at the wind, and wondering if I would ever figure it out. Finally, though, I think I did, and I sent in the results, and then fell into bed.

Next day, I got another latest revised copy of the publisher’s galley, with the corrections to the corrections made, per my latest requests, to the footnote section. This time, I checked this footnote section, first, to make sure everything had been done correctly. Assured they had, I was, then, back to indicating the changes that once again were warranted by the latest shifted-page numbering of the Indices, and … and … and …

Nine pages of new corrections later … enough likely to warrant the publisher letting me read yet another final revision of the galley … I sit exhausted at my computer, once again, hoping that what I think now is done is … FINALLY … done, and that any final reading, when and if, reveals no new surprises.

Our publisher, by the way, has chimed in with a cheery … “Some books just go through the editorial process more smoothly than others!”

Tell us something we don’t already know!!!!