Mark Dawson: Yeah, you want to be looking into that. I guess if you're, I mean, he does write science fiction, John, but you do have to do a little bit of due diligence and just because it's your name, doesn't mean you can use it, which is an odd thing to say. I think, he's a spaceman but that must be, I don't know. If you look up John Logsdon, there's actually quite a notable other John Logsdon who's also a professor, but he's not obscure. But John, who we know well, lives in the Carolinas in the U.S. I think, he was on with his friend when they started up ReaderLinks. Has John actually been on the podcast? He must have been at some point.

John Logsdon who was an early guest on the. James Blatch: I think John Logsdon has this problem. Mark Dawson: Yeah, the poor guy probably is a little confused about that. There's a guy, he's a Professor Mark Dawson who has written a book on a fairly unusual aspect of European law and I've seen some reviews on his book saying that this is a real change in direction from. But yeah, I never thought about it for any of my own books. Dawson, yeah, because we didn't want to mess the also-boughts up for any of the books, so wanted to be a bit separate on that one. Actually for the kind of SPF books that we've done, I am M.J. Did you ever think about having a middle initial? M.J. Erickson, which sounds like a great author name, Jack F. This week, we are welcoming to our family, into the bosom of our family, Tanya Frye from Missouri, United States of America, Tracey Elliot and Jack F. You can be shouted-out at, on this very show if you go to /SelfPublishingShow. Let's say a very warm welcome to the podcast and the Self Publishing Show to our supporters on Patreon. You were stuck inside, but then you were in Lowestoft, so. James Blatch: I barely remember the Karate Kid, but then I was out playing and doing healthy things. Now, let me guess, being you, I'm going to say, it's something to do with a comic book. What is the t-shirt, for people watching on YouTube? There's only seven air conditioning units in the whole of the UK. Is my air conditioning loud? Actually, I've got a really quiet air conditioning unit. James Blatch: You're very loud in my ears. It is the Self-Publishing Show with me, James Blatch. There's never been a better time to be a writer.

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