"I don't need to make a website that is easy to read and navigate. And I'm certainly not going to make it easy for you to find info about me or my new book. Oh no, instead what I'm going to do is make you click through several annoying, sloppy, hand printed messages to get to that. And then you have to click through even more of the same hand printed messages to get to a link that will take you to a page about me and a final one with a link to Amazon where you can pre-order my book."
How difficult is it to click the right arrow?
And the book is on the third or fourth page. You could keep July's site open, fire up another browser, and jump to an Amazon search in, what, eight seconds?
Anyway, VERY cool site. Writers' websites -- with the omnipresent ABOUT ME, MY BOOK, MY BLOG, EVENTS mocking me at the top -- are often so cookie-cutter that I never, ever frequent them. And I'm about as avid of a reader as you'll find.
Different, in this case, is good.