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1) www.peterkin-investigates.com is now live. Dang, but I need a better book cover. Not to fear though, better art ought to be making itself known over the next week. Right now, peterkin-investigates.com doesn’t do much more than lead right back to the project page on Inkshares; but it will eventually play host to a bunch of new and interesting things.

2) Faith, author of A Cup for the Dead, has started an author’s blog, A Recipe for Murder, dedicated to that golden interbellum age of civilised murder. I encourage you to go check it out; and her book while you’re at it: that book does an excellent job of evoking the joie de vivre of those roaring ’20s.

3) The pre-order campaign is expected to begin at Easter. Watch this space, folks!

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    Yeah, @Bryn Hagan , look - it’s totally NOT that your writing is boring - so don’t assume that about yor work. Take some pride in the effort you put into it. 

    @Richard Heinz is correct. I, for one, am bombarded on a daily basis with chapters, updates, etc. etc. If I took the time to read every word that’s sent to me, I would lose roughly 2-3 hours of my day. (I do open every reader update, though, and at least glance at the subject matter to see what’s going on.)

    Don’t take it personally if people don’t click Like or leave comments or anything - whether a chapter or an update. Just the other day I made a reader update that had nothing to do with my actual book on inkshares - I just wanted to share something else I’d worked on before just for the hell of it. I’m about 100% sure that only like 2% of my hundreds of readers might have read it all the way through, and even less than that probably clicked the link to actually check out the thing I was sharing. And that’s okay. 

    I think more or less... Sharing updates and chapters isn’t about getting people to read your stuff, it’s more or less a way just to let people know you’re still out there working. It’s a flare gun - it catches their attention and then fades into darkness. It should not be one of those bi-plane banners that circles a beach twice every ten minutes.

    Anyhow, KEEP WRITING! :D  Back ta work!!! 
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