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Hi everyone and happy Friday evening! I hope yours is going swell, whether you're waiting in line for Star Wars or hanging at home in your PJs.

DAX COUNTDOWN: 8 days remaining, 38 orders to publishing!!!

First off, another quick thank you to everyone (as always). The support from friends, family and my fellow authors has grown even more as the deadline approaches. It's wonderful. You're all wonderful. I am a puddle of fuzzy feelings.

...*ahem* I mean, um, manly. Very manly feelings of appreciation. *hearty handshake*

Now, a couple details I forgot to mention about tomorrow's Review-A-Thon event:
-JF Dubeau & Paul Inman's livestream event can be viewed at THIS YOUTUBE LINK. Be sure to tune in at 3PM Pacific Time / 6PM Eastern!

What's on the schedule? Live author interviews, Q & A's, AND (here's the part I forgot to mention before): A live reading from the original screenplay/first draft of DAX HARRISON!

Yes! We are going to read through an action-and-goofs-packed scene from the book! Naturally, we have not rehearsed this in the slightest, and it is sure to be ridiculous, nonsensical, and plenty of fun. Don't miss it!

The rest of the details for tomorrow's event (including prize giveaways) can be found at my previous update, HERE.

And finally, I would like to take a minute and shout-out to several of my fellow Inkshares authors, who have not only graciously helped spread the word of Dax at one point or another, but also have amazing projects of their own that deserve your support! Some have already successfully begun production, and many still need your help to get there! Please consider all of these fine folks for your reviews tomorrow, and/or support their projects if you can spare the cash (or if you have some lovely Inkshares credits to use).

This is by no means a complete list of everyone who has helped me out on this journey, nor a complete list of the amazing books currently funding on Inkshares, but I'll be sure to highlight some more folks another time. :)

She Is the End - by A.C. Weston
They stole Relai's crown and used it to kill Milo's family. She wakes up. He's there to kill her.
A God in the Shed - by JF Dubeau
So you've inadvertently trapped an ancient trans-dimensional god in your backyard shed; what do you do? That's what Venus McKenzy and her friends would like to know.
The Life Engineered - by JF Dubeau
Can our robot descendants avoid repeating the mistakes of humanity?
Motor City Chronicles - Book One: Transgressions - by Paul Inman
In the year 2030, the world struggles to find balance after nuclear war. 17 year old orphan, Cam Blackwell, holds an ancient secret that could bring balance to the Earth. But first, he has bigger problems.
Ageless - by Paul Inman
A woman faces the ultimate question: Is eternal life a gift or a curse?
 Good Intentions: A Supervillain Story - by Michael Crider
Shawn tried to be a hero and ended up a bad guy instead. Is he villainous enough to stay alive?
The Talkers are Talking - by Janna Grace
Forget about vampires and zombies...at the end of the world, there are cannibals
 The Children of the Forest - by Byron Gillan
A young warrior princess is mankind's only hope as she embarks on a perilous journey to save her dying world from total ecological-collapse.
 Lola the Buhund and the Empty Sky - by Elbot Carman
A talking farm dog living in a fantasy world without natural daylight has to uncover where the sun, moon and stars went. Joined in her journey by a carpenter, a musician, and a chicken; Lola has a rough road ahead of her to unravel the truth.
Exile, Magus - by Thomas J. Arnold
First in a series following a dwarven magus entering a world he grew up only hearing of. As he strives to find a place amid countless dangers (and at least one too many gnomes) his naivete in life and love may bring more danger than any foe could.
Women Like Us - by Jason Pomerance
A down and dirty chef and her starchy ex-mother-in-law must bond when a crisis threatens a member of the family.
The Animal in Man - by Joseph Asphahani
An artifact of immense power puts Maxan in the middle of a secret war between mighty guilds. To overcome the resourceful and sinister masters who would use him, use everyone, as puppets, he must decide which nature defines him. Animal, or man?
Toasted Fiction: A Collection Of Very Short Stories (That Nobody Asked For) - by Christopher Patrick
A flash fiction collection containing tales of unemployed wizards, modern romance, fire-starting ghosts and God’s difficult second album.
Blood Dawn - by John Robin
In Gholheim, where art is illegal, a weaver discovers her skill is a gateway to magic, the key to restoring a god-king's fallen empire. Hope, the very light of the world, depends on her. But will she rise to power before the ambitious destroy her?
Prophecy of the Stars - by Melissa Berg
After finding out the truth of her past, Mahren must leave everything behind and embark on a journey through love, betrayal, and sacrifice, while her fate may already be written in the Stars, for the Prophecy states: 'She must die, so all may live'.
Beyond the Code - by Kelsey Rae Barthel
Join Aurora and her comrades in their struggle to topple the corrupt Hand Council and change their world as they know it
Asteroid Made of Dragons - by G. Derek Adams
A preposterous fantasy crisis with resolutions remarkable and losses lamentable. May contain minotaur tea parties.
Feyside - by Peter Birdsall
Escape the steampunk plutocracy of the Trade Baronies. Trek across the unnumbered realms of Faerie. Dare the path through the Thinning to Feyside.
An Unattractive Vampire - by Jim McDoniel
A darkly comic urban fantasy of ancient horrors in suburban cities.
Blurred Weaponry (Saints of the Void, Book 1) - by Michael Valdez
Get up, go to work, have a life, and worry about nothing. All is well. Let us take your body, use it how we like, let us kill you if we have to, but don’t think on it too much: all is well. Do not bite the hand that feeds, or we will bite back.

Cheers!
-Tony
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        No sorries, just let me clean up this random moisture that's accumulate in my eyes somehow...

        Honestly I was just talking with my husband about how I think I've stalled on all the possible channels for funding on this project.  I've reached out to the last 20 prospects on my list and will keep pinging until I get a definitive answer, but all we can come up with is posting fliers in libraries, but that's more of a passive shot in the dark.  I was just saying to him this might be my funding limit -- 43 copies.  I mean that's more than Shadow of the Owl got, so that's a success in itself.

        I tried to leverage a massive facebook group I'm in called Mamageeks, but they must have seen through my proxy self-promotion through a friend because there was no response, like at all to the post.  These wre the people that bout like 400 copies of SotO the first weekend, but that might have been because they were free and I was complaining about how my mother wouldn't read the book so they were jumping to my defense.

        I did post on reddit, but self-promotion has never been successful in my book (or for my book even): https://www.reddit.com/r/writing/comments/3vqqam/check_in_selfpromotion_and_off_topic_discussion/cxzwe0s

        I thought of using a Twitch stream -- I did this during my last day of nanowrimo and although the quality of the writing suffered a bit since I had an audience, it was kinda fun to stream and write at the same time.

        But ultimately all these avenues are passive.  The person who I wish I could emulate in terms of preorder strategies is @Jamison Stone .  He managed to reach out into the community and pull hundreds of preorders in just days.  It's a real shame that this contest ends mid January, because I have a table at Chattacon where I could have sold preorders, but that's the last week in January.  

        @A.C. Weston Your page keeps coming up because Art really wants to collaborate on the graphic novel with you. He asks me like daily about this hehe that's how excited he is about the idea.  

        Mylanta, I'm just so darn HONORED that you all think this much of the book! 
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