New Way to Send non-Amazon ebooks to your Kindle

This was reported in a story on The Verge:

QUOTE: Getting a non-Amazon book onto a Kindle used to be a somewhat awkward process, involving attaching it to an email and sending it to your individual Kindle email address. However, Amazon’s Send to Kindle service has improved vastly since then, and it is now a fairly simple process. So, here are the steps The Verge recommends: On the web, go to Amazon’s Send to Kindle page. Drag and drop your file to the large square area, or click on Select files from device and choose the file you want to send. (The maximum file size is 200MB.) There will be a list of supported file types on the page — including PDF, DOCX, and ePub, among others. - end QUOTE.

I Miss Writing

I don't have the energy to write. It seems strange to say that since you write sitting in a chair, which is what I do all day now, but writing takes mental energy, and I'm low on that as well as physical energy.  I am rereading my books, though.

I think my favorites among

my books are The Nameless World duology and the Wakanreo trilogy. I like the Nameless World because it's about family and the Wakanreo trilogy because it's about a relationship that's stressful. 

I have one more book in my head but the manuscript for it needs a lot of work and I don't think I have it in me to do so much revising. 

Oh, well..at least 18 books is something to leave.