A Google search turned up a number of sites listing Practically Shameless, with a link to the book's page at Amazon.com. This page is on the theme of about "Inner Peace,"
http://blog.worldvillage.com/health/find_inner_peace.html

and my friend Rosemary Carstens included Practically Shameless in a listing of recent books by members of Boulder Media Women,
http://carstensfeast.blogspot.com/2007/12/colorados-classic-mountain-towns-evelyn.html#links

This site lists the information from Amazon.com but seems to categorize Practically Shameless as fiction,
http://topfictionbooks.info/Find-Me.html

this one groups books that have the word "Shameless" in the title,
http://realopen.org/shameless.html

and after reading this one, I guess most these others are simply sites that link to books that are on sale at Amazon in order, I imagine, to earn referral fees,
http://www.lovethebook.com/default.aspx?ai=0979832616

Then there's this one, one woman's answer to the question "Whom would you most like to meet," and she answered, "My inner self,"
http://www.grupthink.com/answer/16933

The Small Press Review, a bimonthly publication of Dustbooks' Len Fulton, announced the formation of Practically Shameless Press in its November-December 2007 issue and is considering Practically Shameless for review. I love this no-nonsense publication for its love of books and of reading. Some other new presses announced in this issue have great names: Dwarf Lion Press, Medusa's Muse, The Quilldriver, Saint Bob Press, and Take Root Media. And a magazine by the name of Swill!

Finally, I got a call today from Michael Bonesteel, the book critic at Pioneer Press, my longtime hometown newspaper in Illinois. He's doing a page on books published by people from the North Shore (the suburbs north of Chicago) and will include Practically Shameless among them, most likely in the issue of January 24.