[Joseph Bottum]

Our own David Anthony has a reworked layout and revised links for his website. You can see it at:

http://www.davidgwilymanthony.co.uk/

and it includes links to purchase his book, Words to Say, which everyone here should own. I'd congratulate him more, but I have to go out and buy fireworks to celebrate this Fourth of July, America's day of independence from David's home, perfidious Albion.

Joseph Bottum

[Robert E. Jordan]

This is good news David. I can't wait to read it.

Bobby

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Visit Bobby's Urban Rage Poetry Page at:

www.prengineers.com/poetry

Thanks

[Janet Kenny]

David,
The link on my email doesn't work. (In case others have the same problem.)

I'll try the link here. I encourage others to do the same,
Janet

[David Anthony]

Many thanks, Jody and all.
Janet, I don't know why the link didn't work--I suspect just a temporary problem.
I've added a few more poems, and a photo.
Best wishes,
David

[Golias]

David,

I visited your site a little while back and admired it very much. Hope I e-mailed you to that effect, but my memory is not what it was. I shall go again now and read the new poems...

G/W

[Jennifer Reeser]

Yes, terrific news. All the luck in the world to you, Mr. Anthony!

[David Anthony]

Thanks, Wiley, Jennifer.
Wiley, yes you did.
It's amazing how cheap it is to produce a website, if you're a private individual. My talented and long-suffering designer charged me £120 for the whole thing, including many carping and pettifogging author's alterations.
Best wishes,
David

[Alan Sullivan]

David, unless exhange rates have changed lately, I can't imagine how you got such a nice site done for 120 pounds. Congratulations.

Alan

[David Anthony]

Thanks, Alan.
I wanted to give her a plug, because it's peanuts really, for so much effort.
It's easy to spend £100,000 on a corporate website; I know this from experience.
Best wishes,
David

[Robt_Ward]

Or some moron like me does 'em for free. Of course you get what you pay for...

(robt)