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Hello followers of Cape’s Side Bay!
Thank you all for following, for recommending, of pre-ordering, reviewing and everything you’ve done to help us get to 241 pre-orders in a month and a half!
So 241 is a fantastic number, it’s 9 away from the illustrious 250. So, now, we are close, very close, and I’m hoping to hit 250 soon! So if you are planning on ordering and are able to please do!
I also want to thank Joni Dee who is helping me with the editing of the book among other things. his book is over halfway to the BIG BAD 750, and his book AND THE WOLF SHALL DWELL is a great read and I would suggest ordering a copy if you haven’t already!
And, a huge congratulations to Tabi Card for her awesome book Scribbles: A Collection of Words getting published under Quill! Cannot wait to read her fantastic stories! You can get it now at a discounted price!
Until next time, enjoy your Friday and all the best!
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Or you can use it to buy a second copy of Tantalus Depths. You know, whichever.
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From how you frame your departure in your update, it sounds like you received (and accepted) a different publication offer. If that is the case, I feel we, as your Inkshares backers, deserve a bit more information than a notice that you have mined our email addresses.
I really felt for you losing the contest by such a close margin, and was really impressed by your campaign. I’m not sure if you know this, but I lost the Nerdist (which was painful) but then went on to hit 1k+. I’m not judging your choice to leave, only am sad that you are doing so without giving any real reason for doing so.
Lack of information makes the imagination run rampant, and with John Robin’s questionable departure I know that there are many like @Richard Saunders who are a bit wary of these "mysterious" exoduses, myself included.