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Sasya Fox is an airline pilot... And a writer, too! Currently up to mischief somewhere in the northwest United States, she's most likely to be encountered flying in the wilds of Alaska or curled up somewhere with a warm cup of coffee and a laptop.

Theta is her first published work, a window into a little pocket of space where the local humanity has taken a strange step for survival. The first of many more to come, Theta tells the story of a young dancer whose identity is up for sale to the highest bidder...but none know the secrets and dreams locked inside his head. Adrift in a sea of faces and unsure of who or what he is supposed to be, he's on a collision course with destiny, and his time is running out.

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I was able to buy a copy, but I could not through kindle phone app. I had to use the web site. I was getting a 404 error for foxprints. the site seems to be up now. :) Kindle said it was a permission issue & they will contact you. Theta did not come up in search in the app on my phone. Might be different on the actual device. Those apps tend to be buggy but the tech on the phone had the same problem finding Theta. ?

Sasya Fox I'm looking into it now. I really don't see any issues, but I think the first version of the Kindle book did have DRM turned on (it was default at tha…moreI'm looking into it now. I really don't see any issues, but I think the first version of the Kindle book did have DRM turned on (it was default at that time). I tried it with a new account just now, and it seemed to work. (I don't have a kindle, just an iPad / phone with the kindle app.)

That said, I'll go poke around and see if anything looks wrong.

Sorry for all the trouble!

-Sasha(less)

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Sasya Fox Absolutely! ^_^ Theta is still available from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EKKAW0Y/ (alongside Dreams of Refugium—https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0 …moreAbsolutely! ^_^ Theta is still available from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EKKAW0Y/ (alongside Dreams of Refugium—https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078KVX6MZ/).

I just checked, and the "Get a copy" button here on Goodreads seems to work for me, too.

I have the sequel to Theta coming out in a few months, so I'm curious as to what problems you've had both with finding my book and with my website. https://foxprints.org/ seems to work for me, but if you could let me know what you're seeing, I'll take a look.

Thanks for checking in!

-Sasha Fox(less)

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