Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for A God in the Shed

Greetings friends!

Just a quick note to inform you that A God in the Shed has been chosen as the monthly pick for C. Brennecke’s Snarky Darky - The Snarky Dark Fantasy Syndicate on Inkshares.

Considering we’re getting terrifyingly close to the end of this campaign (see what I did there?) it’s both an honor and a great help to have my book picked like this. 

C. Brennecke is the author of Seven Shards: The Colors of Wine, a fantasy book currently in production as part of the Quill collection on Inkshares. I recommend you go check it out. This is what the magnificently talented Jamison Stone (author of Rune of the Apprentice) had to say about it:

Seven Shards is both captivating and enchanting! Brennecke writes with flowing prose with mythic proportions. I am very excited to read the full book and encourage all to watch the video! You will not be disappointed! Very well done and worth a pre-order! 

Thanks for your support Snarky Darky Syndicate! You’re awesome!

JF

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    Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for Deus Hex Machina

    So I just got an email from Inkshares, letting me know Deus Hex Machina was selected as this month’s CEO Syndicate pick!  Alluva sudden we’ve blown past 200 orders, and are almost to 220!  It’s amazing!

    Thank you to everyone who believes in this book.  It means so much that you are falling in love with Isidore, Dax, and the crew as much as I am. 

    In other less gushy news, I finished chapter 4 today, so I am fixing to send that out to those who have preordered. If you want to make sure you get yours, please add yourself to my email list and I’ll mark you as a preorder VIP.  

    This chapter features the end of the Archive hexing sequence, as well as the results of what Isidore learns from her efforts there. It’s quite a fun ride. I had a blast sending her back into the Grid, and I can’t wait to hear what you readers think after reading it.

    Alright, I need to get back to planning Chapter 5’s big set piece. Joseph Asphahani would be proud.

    Love,
    Amanda

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      Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for The Amaranth Chronicles: Deviant Rising

      No... I haven’t fallen off the face of the Earth. I’m busy coming up with one last ditch effort of a marketing campaign to help us sell the last 74 pre-orders we need to get published. Stay tuned for a book trailer with all the fancy art you’ve been seeing. Don’t forget to share, recommend and tweet us! You’re referral could be the one that gets us published! 

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        Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for Daughter of the Mara

        Hi all-as you may have noticed Daughter of the Mara has gone back into draft mode following the end of its funding cycle yesterday. However this is not the end of the road for Jay’s story. I am currently working on yet another edit with plans to self-publish sometime in late May/early June. Once I have a more firm timeline on that I will send an update her and will also update my Facebook fan page (please check it out if you haven’t already). Once again thank you all so much for your support-it warms my heart to know that this story about a girl with waking nightmares appeals to people other than me :)

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          Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for Beyond The Code

          Hey there wonderful people, 

          For those of you who might not know, the Beyond the Code campaign is down to 33 days left with only 73 orders till Quill and only 23 orders till the next 50 Point Raffle. If you like what I’ve written and want to support the project now’s the time. If we all pull together we can pull this off and make this dream come true. If you don’t believe me check out Beyond the Code’s page on Inkshares to see what other members of the community are saying. Here is a review from Joseph Asphahani: 


          Kelsey Rae Barthel’s gift for second-to-second description of the action is captivating. There’s a reason this much action isn’t often seen in a novel, but in the case of "Beyond the Code" it works to great effect. Why? The story begins with a knock-down, drag-out brawl between rival warriors, a fight that defines the relationship between them and plants the seeds of a greater story yet to be told. The first chapter alone is an indication, a definition of this violent world itself, a world I truly look forward to visiting in full when the pages of "Beyond the Code" make their way to my fingertips.


          And there are pretty more exciting and flattering reviews like this one to make you want to jump right on-board the Beyond the Code bandwagon. This book has several good reviews and has been recommended by 19 other Inkshares authors and users like you. See what they’re talking about today!

          Kelsey Rae Barthel  


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            Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for The Catcher’s Trap

            Friends

             I hope you had a great weekend. Mine was great. This picture, taken at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, is proof of it; and yes, that is some sort of fruity martini. I was told that if I say it is brunch then is totally fine.

            Today the Writing Out Loud Syndicate supported its first book. I choose They Are the Last from Elayna Mae Darcy. This is an Imaginative and absorbing book with a strong female hero who will have you cheering for her right away. They Are the Last is also an Inkshares staff pick so you know the book is good.

            I encourage you to check the book out, get a copy and help this great author get her book published.

            Pre-order it here.

            Also, if you want to support LGBTQ authors and allies on Inkshares, join the Write Out Loud Syndicate. By joining the syndicate, you not only support the community but also will get a copy of every book that syndicate pick, once they hit funding.

            Join here.

            This week I’ll be getting a second round of covers for The Catcher’s Trap to share with you, so we’ll be talking then.

            Have a fantastic week.


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              Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for The Traveller’s Cup

              31 Orders, Space Crew. 

              That’s all that’s separating us from publication. Every single order counts. 

              I need your help to keep our momentum going. Because I don’t want to stop at 250. I want to go all the way to fully funded, and for that we’re running out of time.

              If you’re following this project but haven’t yet grabbed a copy of your own, now is the time. 

              If you ordered the e-book and are now considering a physical (signed) copy, that gets us closer too. 

              If you haven’t yet recommended the book to your friends, you can use the Inkshares recommendation links and earn credit at the same time. 

              All of these activities also mean prizes! (info here)

               

              So please, keep that support coming. I’ve already started on the theme song. 



              Your Sophisticated and Sensational Space Captain,
              -AC

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