Schulz is spelled correctly, I will note.

misspellings

I like to believe that I am both an ethical and non-hypocritical blogger. That requires me to hold myself and my projects to the same standards that I hold others. Usually, that’s easy. But today?

AAUGH Blog Reader Ryan pointed me to a sales listing to the ebook edition of the new book that I co-wrote, Charles M. Schulz: The Art and Life of the Peanuts Creator in 100 Objects. And the e-book is, to the best of my knowledge, fine. It’s the database that is distributing this ebook to the online sites that’s a problem.

But maybe it’s just me? I dunno… does this look okay to you?

For Kindle:

At Vitalsource:

And over at the Apple store:

Needless to say, this is not the fault of any of the authors of the book, and I’m checking to see if this can be fixed.

“Charlez.” (sigh)

 

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