Friends,

The deadline for funding A Life of Misery and Triumph is upon us. 

I am truly grateful for your moral and financial  support. It means a lot to me and I won't forget your role in building buzz around this project. 

Unfortunately, the crowd-funding campaign didn't work out, but it was a good experience and I learned quite a bit about the art of crowd-funding.

Your investment will be refunded in full tomorrow. You should probably allow 3-5 business days for the refund to go through, but please let me know if you don't see a credit by next week.

I will most likely be publishing an eBook edition of A Life of Misery and Triumph via Amazon. In the meantime, I will continue to seek representation with a literary agent. By "seek representation," I mean I will  be knocking on agents' doors and demanding unreasonable signing bonuses.

Everyone, thanks again for your support. I am humbled and grateful. And please monitor you accounts to make sure you get a full refund.  

Eugene     

Friends,

I added Chapter Four. Enjoy. 

Quick funding update: 

We're at $2500, 22% of the goal with 20 days to go!

Let me know if you have any ideas or questions. 

Eugene 

Friends,

I just added Chapter Three.

Thanks, 

Eugene

Everyone, thanks again for your support. I just added Chapter One. If you want cohesion with what you read in Chapter Two, check it out. Also, please feel free to be perfectly honest with me. It'll help me. If you don't like something, are offended by something, have a question about anything, really love something, definitely let me know. I can take criticism. OR CAN I?!?! No, no, I can, that was a joke. OR CAN I?!?! Another joke. The best jokes are the ones you have to explain after telling them. Anyway, thanks again. I know it's not a crowd funding best practice to bulk message supporters, but best practices are for people who probably think they're better than me.