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Hi friends,

It’s funny how much noise we make at the end of a funding campaign but then go almost completely quiet once the goal is reached and the celebratory newsletters are sent. It make sense; the book is going into production and Inkshares doesn’t waste time getting us to work. I just sent in my brief and questionnaire. I’m doing a few go-overs before handing in the manuscript. Then there’s other stuff that I need to take care of almost daily. What I’m saying is; I’ve stopped bothering you, but I haven’t stopped working on this.

 

In the meantime, there’s a lot going on. Least of which is not that I want to get nominated for a Dragon Award. Well, not me, but my other book The Life Engineered. It’s pretty simple to help out. Just go to this page and enter The Life Engineered in the Science Fiction Novel field and follow other instructions. If I get nominated, I’ll drag my carcass down to DragonCon so I can watch someone else win in person. It’ll be a nightmare and YOU can be part of making it happen. I dare you.

I’ll be keeping all of you in the loop as thing develop, but if you want to make sure you don’t miss anything about my next project, follow Arch-Android, the sequel to The Life Engineered. I’ll be switching this over to a Draft very soon and asking for beta readers. Make sure you don’t miss out. I plan on making that campaign a bigger deal than what I’ve done so far.

As always; thanks for the support. Great things are happening because of you.

JF

Oh yeah! Don’t forget to pre-order Pilot X from Tom Merritt. I vouch for it.
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    The Amaranth Chronicles has always been more to me then just a little novel. To it’s an entire universe as rich and diverse and exciting as any mainstream Sci-Fi phenomenon and why shouldn’t it be? My mind helped will it.

    With the Inkshares campaign coming to an end this week we’re still 50 or so Pre-orders short from getting published. It’s been a long and exhausting journey making it this far but should we not make it to our Quill goal I have an unrelenting faith that this is not the end of Chris and I’s Sci-Fi universe. After all, it would be a shame if the kids didn’t get to play with the toy line. ;)
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      Happy Geeky Saturday, Space Crew!

      Today is Tabletop Day and Independent Bookstore Day! I don’t know about where you all live, but the sun is shining here. It’s a good day to go hang out with some fellow nerds. 

      Those of you sitting at home like me (for now), get the pleasure of reading some book spam. 

      So here’s the deal. I want to make sure I have a solid contribution to give to BuildOn, the charity I’ve partnered with. In order to pledge them anything significant, the pre-order train cannot stop here. 


      I have some things in the works that I hope will help, but if that doesn’t work out we’ve got 5 days remaining to fund this project as much as we can. Help me help others by picking up extra copies as gifts, or if you’re a fellow author, your shout-outs are much appreciated!

      Next Saturday is a geeky Saturday too. Free Comic Book Day is back, and that means I’ll be releasing a digital 5-page spread sharing a scene from our beloved story. Here’s a sneak peek of the line-art, and you can expect more this week.


      I also want to shout-out some authors who are funding right now that I’d like to see doing better. 

      George Pitre’s The Girl Who Blinked seems to have gotten buried among so many space operas. I’d like to see this guy funded, and he’s running out of time. So check out some of his work and see if it resonates with you. 

      RF Martin’s Pixelated Obsidian Roses is described as "an experimental dark fantasy, in the vein of Lovecraftian Cosmic Horror". If that doesn’t make you pick it up, maybe the blurb will. 

      Patrick who needs no last name isn’t yet funding, but has pitched the idea of Brobots. I’m so excited I can’t stop thinking about this pitch. Check it out, and follow and support him, because this story is going places. 

      Now Your Noodle of the Day



      Your Loyal and Indebted Space Noodle,
      -AC

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        Just 7 days left guys! We’re so close but we still need your help. If everyone within earshot of this message could share and tweet this page it would go a long way!
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