Reply to post #62 (show post):
Aaaawww -- look at it! So pretty!! Thank you so much, MR!

Yay! Thank you! :-*

Jennifer's Books:

Yay! Looks great! Thanks so much, MR!

Thank you so much for doing this! I cannot wait until Sep. 1!!

My card will not save in any format that is a recognizable image.

Am I going to have to come back to Page 5 of this thread every time I want to see it? That would suck.

Reply to post #77 (show post):
What image program are you using?

My exclusions:

Locked room mystery:
Country house mystery:
Classic noir:
Murder most foul:
Romantic suspense:
Gothic:
Darkest London:

*hugs* Thanks Moonie!

Reply to post #77 (show post):
You should be able to just drag the image off and it'll be a .jpg (or .jpeg). If it doesn't have .jpg on the end of the file when you drag it (or try the 'download this image' link from your contextual menu?), try sticking one on the end of the file name; that will often be enough for your image program to play nice.

Worst case - I can download your card, save it as a jpg and email it to you.

The card you made for 'Obsession With Books' or 'Themis-Athena's' both work for me. You can just choose one and add my name to make things easier for you. I'm still amazed you're going to all this work! Thanks so much!

Moonlight Reader - IGNORE everything I just said. I misread the classic horror square description - I can do a Poe story for that one. So my list of 7 is:

1. Serial/spree killer: any book that involves a serial killer or a spree killer, no matter what genre/sub-genre it involves.
2. American horror story: horror, set in the USA.
3. Genre: horror: this seems obvious
4. Modern Masters of Horror: horror published in or after 2000
5. Aliens: beings from outer space.
6. Terror in a small town: horror set in a small town.
7. 80's horror: any horror published between 1980 and 1989, or which is set in that time period.

Sorry ... this is me, being a pain in the ass. :P

I got it to work, but had to go through a series of gymnastics. That was fun. Not.

Reply to post #77 (show post):
Susana, you should be able to save it as a jpeg. If you can't work out how to do it, I can email it to you. PM me.

Reply to post #65 (show post):
Awesome. Thanks!