Craig A. Munro liked an update for Children of the Dire: The Renegade Blade

Good afternoon wolf pack, just a quick update and a quick thank you to everyone for your support. I have officially made it to seventy readers and that means the world to me. So to celebrate I am going to upload another chapter. I hope you guys enjoy. Happy writing!! 


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    Craig A. Munro liked an update for And the Wolf Shall Dwell

    Hello everyone!

    A quick midweek update: NEARLY THERE..!

    Amazing 724 orders - a spitting distance from FULL INKSHARES PUBLISHING !!  
    Though I’ll save my thanks for when we actually cross the finish line, I must say that a huge thanks is already due for these past two weeks to some colleagues, as well as invaluable help from Naomi at ICAP (my firm)’s marketing department, & to Evan Graham - who’s brill Tantalus Depths I have already asked you guys to order.

    It’s not too late to order and get Wolfie through!
    26 orders are all I need... 
    You can still make a difference also to Norwood children’s charity using this link https://goo.gl/3bTKYB

    And a while ago I promised a small something to top referrers - so ta-da: I made these mugs which I really hope they aren’t going to jinx this (a few colleagues already found it extremely amusing)  ...  they’re still up for grabs :-)

    Let’s do this!!
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      Craig A. Munro liked an update for It’s All Fun and Games

      EBOOKS ARE COMING!

      Hi everyone!  Guess what?  We just reviewed the ebook files (both kindle and epub), and they’re looking pretty sweet.  What does this mean?  An early weekend present for all my backers - the ebook should be downloadable by this Friday, so if you’d like to dive into the story over the holiday weekend, you can!  Huzzah!

      To access the ebook, you must return to www.inkshares.com, log in, and when you click on your profile picture (top right hand corner), select "Bookshelf."  From there you’ll be able to download the book to your computer (or other device).  Then transfer the file into whatever folder holds your ebooks, and boom, you’re good to go!

      In other news, the physical books are in as well, and should be shipping out some time in the next week or so.  So if you’d rather have the feel of paper between your fingers, it’s not that much longer of a wait.

      For those of you who live in the Maine area, look for a backer thank you party soonish, as well as possible events at Bull Moose stores.  I’ll be sure to let you know!

      One last thing - in a few weeks I’m going to be leaning on you all to do me one more favor: post reviews on Amazon (and Goodreads, if you’ve got an account).  Amazon’s algorithms  take into account, among other things, the number of reviews a book has when it is deciding what to include in email newsletters, as well as "you may also like..." links.  They don’t have to be long, they don’t have to be good (though remember what your mother said about not having anything nice to say), they just have to be.  So look for that harassment in the coming weeks, as soon as the book officially goes live over there.

      Thanks again for your support!  I’m so excited to deliver the book to you that you blindly ordered almost a year ago.  Super cool.

      Cheers
      Dave

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        Craig A. Munro liked an update for The Punch Escrow

        Lots of good stuff happening, but I’ll be brief (mostly because I’m writing this update during my lunch hour, and I’m starving). First, please be sure to check out my latest The Future Is Now column on Geek & Sundry. This time I examine just exactly how close we are to putting human feet on Mars. (close than you think!)

        Now, I get about ten emails every week asking me, "Is the book done, yet?" - So, as is my charter, I will show you just exactly where I am in the rewrite:

        As you can see, I’m very, very close to being done with the first rewrite. I’m staying up extra late and waking up extra early every day this week to get it done, and in my editor’s hands in order to meet the Inkshares manuscript delivery deadline of August 1. If I get that done I think there’s a good chance the book will land on the early side of 2017.

        While we’re here, I’d like to also update you on the short story I’m writing for the Too Many Controllers anthology, which, if you haven’t already acquired, you really should. As promised, since the anthology reached its 300th reader target, I’m unveiling the name and synopsis of my contribution. My story is entitled: Morcom is here. Here is the synopsis:

        A journalist researching the UK’s World War 2 Colossus computing program at Bletchley Park inadvertently unearths Alan Turing’s most complex, clandestine program. A tome of handwritten code designed for a computer that he knew would not exist for decades after his death. Many believe the program to be an artificial intelligence game Turing designed to defeat his own famous test. A one hundred million dollar XPRIZE challenge is announced, awarded to the first person or team who could successfully execute Turing’s opus. A team from the University of Michigan thinks they’ve got what it takes.

        Lastly, I wanted to call your attention to my editor, Robert Kroese, and his new book The Big Sheep which is officially available for purchase today. I’m a huge fans of his writing, and this book is sure to entertain. It’s half Philip K Dick, half Douglas Adams. What’s not to love? You can get yourself a copy from Amazon, or, if you’re a collector, autographed copies are available from Schuler Books. 

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          Craig A. Munro liked an update for The Sleeping Man

          Good morning Dreamers!

          Well, the work continues even if it is made more difficult by moving across the country, but something must be working because we are only 11 pre-orders away, which is two less than a baker’s dozen. 

          And if that wasn’t enough, Stuart McCune of Millicent Barnes Comics has created some custom artwork for The Sleeping Man! The first is an alternate cover:

          And here’s The Sleeping Man standing:

          And here’s my personal favorite, Conqua:

          So let’s finish these last 11 orders and someone will get a signed print of whichever one they pick. The cover? The Sleeping Man? Conqua? If you’ve bought more than one copy, each order counts as an entry, so it means better odds for you!

          We have so much time left, but let’s not wait. Let’s keep this going and guarantee publication so I can stop matching on Tinder for pre-orders. 

          Sweet Dreams,

          Stephen

          P.S. If you enjoy amazing independent comics like I do, head over to http://millicentbarnescomics.jimdo.com/ and subscribe to get a free comic. 
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            Craig A. Munro liked an update for A God in the Shed

            Oh, hi.

            I know it’s been a while and I’m sorry. It’s just been very busy. So very, very busy. Turns out that manuscript that was ready to go for A God in the Shed? I’ve been increasing its level of readiness for the past month and a half. The good news is the end result is going to be that much better. The other good news is that it’s not going to noticeably slow down production. There’s no bad news. Not for you guys. Also, I feel fine now that I’ve forgotten what sleep feels like.

            So what’s the point of this update? Bullet time!
            • A God in the Shed is going to be in Inkshares and Girl Friday’s hands by the end of the week. This I vow.
            • The Life Engineered is 4 reviews away from 100 on Amazon. Have you read The Life Engineered? Liked it? Be one of the final four people to push it over 100 reviews. Rumour has it I get a unicorn when that happens. Amazon is vague about the benefits.
            • Most important, crucial to my survival and well being, please go check out Too Many Controllers. I’m supposed to be promoting this incredible project. The other amazing writers participating in the anthology are hustling like machines to get attention to this book. Meanwhile I’m not pulling my own weight. See above about not having time for anything. So give me a hand in not looking like the dead weight of the group and maybe pre-order a copy. It’s going to be a great book. Also, if I don’t do my part I’ll get murdered. I think I signed a thing that says that.
             Is that it? Oh yeah! Go follow Arch-Android. I’m going to be making some sweet announcements for that project in the coming weeks and you don’t want to miss out.

            Now I’m done.

            Back to work. Thank you for your support and patience.

            JF out.
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