Theresa M. Moore's Page

As a result of reading too many complaints concerning the big box retailer Amazon.com and its treatment of both customers and suppliers, we have decided that listing the links we have to the books we sell on their overblown site do not add to our readers' convenience. The fact is that Amazon.com has an egregious track record of lack of response to issues like lost merchandise, refunds not issued for returned items, closing accounts inapp… Continue

Antellus - Science Fantasy Adventure and Nonfiction Books
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Antellus to Offer Free Downloads of Sample Chapters

Antellus, a private independent publisher of science fantasy adventure and nonfiction books, now offers free PDF downloads of sample portions of its books and ebooks for shoppers to view before buying.

"We have always tried to honor the rule buyers have of looking before they buy," Antellus CEO and author Theresa M. Moore said. "So as part of our… Continue

In the advent of the publication of my book Written In BLOOD in January I am offering free downloads of a sample PDF containing 10 chapters from the edited portion. The book is still in final draft and I hope to have it published by as late as January 25. Meanwhile, the PDF will be available until the end of the current year. To order, visit the product page at http://www.antellus.com/book/WrittenInBLOOD.html.

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Antellus - Science Fantasy Adventure and Nonfiction Books

Antellus, a private independent publisher, has lowered its prices on all its ebook titles for the holiday season.

"We recognize that ebooks are seen as different from the print books and we have lowered our prices considerably in line with that perception," Antellus CEO and author Theresa M. Moore said. "Our prices depend on the number of pages in the print book and take into account the… Continue

In the process of maintaining a web site for the purpose of promoting and selling my products (books, artwork and jewelry), I found that the code I was using was no longer adequate. I had been using the same version of "xhtml 1.0 transitional" for about two years, and I realized that some of the tags were either not helpful or actually hindered my access to browsers which were faster and more sophisticated. For example, some widgets employ xml, which is not really helpful in my case, but… Continue