if you want something done, you'd best do it your own damn self...

[lagilman]

Lord knows, the web people at Penguin have their hands full. I'm sure of this, although I've never actually seen any benefit from what they're doing -- it's all bestsellers and Imprints with Clout. They're far too busy to make it easy to find a genre imprint. Or even update it on time.

So I've taken matters into my own hands. It's small, it's simple, but it works. I hope. And acknowledging that it's still in the building phases.

But I'm still proud of it.

http://www.sff.net/people/lauraanne.gilman/Roc_Books.htm

Feedback not only welcome but requested. And hey, if anyone comes up with a really good idea or feedback, I can reward them with bookses.... *grin*

Comments

[lagilman]

Some more updates made.

However... (you knew there was a however!), I second the comment on jump links and raise a request for a left-side menu bar. Not frames, but a nice little table with an unchanging menu bar to the left and a proportional block to the right with the info du click.

Jump links will come in time. Tables, probably not. I have very limited time and energy to do this in/with, so it's gonna stay simple. Likewise adding pages, even if I didn't think that was a slippery slope (their recent "search" program violates a whole bunch of electronic display right clauses...)

[neadods.livejournal.com]

With the tables, I was thinking a template - 1 row, 2 columns, with the leftmost column being unchanging navigational links. So all you'd have to do to update any page is plug the new stuff into the rightmost cell.