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NOTE TO BUYERS:
As an author hoping to inspire the world while I float the boat, I relate to J.R.R. Tolkien. His work was published and sold without his permission or benefit. In response, for his authorized edition, he wrote, “Those who approve of courtesy (at least) to living authors will purchase it and no other.” He speaks for me. Please patronize the authorized booksellers and vendors above. Thanks! — jf

About Buying Books Online:
The Amazon and other booksellers above (Ingram world network) conduct business responsibly, I expect. If you have vendor issue on order processing or delivery, if the vendor does not satisfy you, notify me, please. Perhaps I can help from my end.

How it Works: Legit booksellers access trade ISBN databases for offering published book titles to retail customers. A print-book purchase generates an order placed at print-on-demand (POD printing and fulfillment centers for tracked shipping to buyers in a timely way, whether a bookshop, library, school, or a reader at home.

Due Cautions:
— Please beware of online booksellers who deprive authors and publishers of a livelihood by “scraping” or harvesting metadata and then selling new books as “used.” Unless the seller has a physical used copy of the book in possession, this is a scam.
— Beware of Internet scams like ebook piracy, counterfeiting and AI training that breach intellectual property rights.
— Beware of cunning websites selling sub­scrip­tions to PDFs or other digital editions of print books, which always are somehow “unavailable” (Your harvested card data likely will be sold and resold on the dark web.)
— For me, such antics constitute fraud and civil theft. Caveat Emptor.

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