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No, not personnel changes at onthewilderside,com You still have the same two irascible co-editors sharing the driving. (And occasionally both grabbing for the steering wheel at the same time.)
We have just moved around the navigation tabs on top to make room for our new venture Wilderside Ltd books, which you can access through the tab Wilder bookshelf. The hope is that we will both be able to reach a wider audience, and create income to underwrite the cost of running our websites.
The first book from Wilderside Ltd is
Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire: Ultimate Fan Guide
We have books in production on Jane Austen, Occupy, and Green Party politics
Information about our published Prose and Poetry can still be found at these links. They have been consolidated under Wilderside bookshelf tab instead of being separate tabs. You will need to use the links on this page to access them, or bookmark them.
The Green Party page and the Prez Lists page (aka The People’s President Page) have been moved to be subpages of the Election page. You will need to use the links on the Election page to access them, or bookmark them.
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