James Rasile sent an update for Cape’s Side Bay

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!

James

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    James Rasile liked the forum thread, The Seventh Age is looking for art!
    Hi everyone! I’m interested in seeing if anyone is willing or has recommendations for illustrators or other artists that are willing to engage in commissioned work for art related to my book. 

    I have a lot of art friends myself, but I’m looking to branch out and collect a wide array of styles. Character Sketches, logos, neat settings, whatever strikes you, or the artists fancy. 

    Of course, I’m willing to commission the piece from you as well if we are a good match!

    What’s this art for? Pretty much for website purposes. My current placeholder is atrocious and I’m looking to fix that. Drawing is not a skill that’s in my wheel house. 

    So reach out to me. Follow the project, send me a direct message on here or any other form of query and we’ll start talking. 

    ~Rick.
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      James Rasile liked an update for Tantalus Depths

      Don’t forget, if you use inkshares referral feature when sharing it on facebook, twitter, email, or on inkshares and someone ends up buying a copy from your referral, you get $10 of inkshares credit? You can use that free credit to support any number of other authors on inkshares.
      Or you can use it to buy a second copy of Tantalus Depths. You know, whichever.

      https://www.inkshares.com/books/tantalus-depths?referral_code=542666e5

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        James Rasile liked an update for The Sleeping Man

        I didn’t think I would have a reader update the day after launch, and I didn’t think I would have another one so soon. The Sleeping Man already has 45 orders which is just insane. Who knew that by spending every day on Inkshares reviewing over 200 books, pre-ordering when the budget allows, and being supportive meant support would be reciprocated? Weird. I’m looking to make another Inkshares success story and we are on our way. Alright, enough, here’s the news.

        Jamison Stone asked me to put together a guest post for http://apotheosisstudios.com and that will help get more pre-orders! You know Jamison, he wrote Rune of the Apprentice, the one that has 1,277 copies ordered? Anyway, I’m really excited to have that opportunity so a big thank you to him.

        I mentioned this on the homepage for the book, but I’m happy to announce a partnership with the Children’s Literary Initiative, www.cli.org, where half of the profits of the pre-order campaign will be donated. I remember failing first and second grade because I was unable to read and it was my mother reading Stuart Little over and over under the words made sense. From there Redwall, A Wrinkle in Time, etc.

        There are a couple things in the works, but I can’t mention them just yet because the details are being finalized. Thank you to everyone who ordered so far, it means the world. If you haven’t ordered yet, I would super appreciate it if you did.

        Sweet Dreams,

        Stephen

        P.S. Don’t forget if you ordered on the first campaign, that order does not carry over, so please take the refund you got and reinvest in The Sleeping Man.

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          I can say for a fact that there’s nothing more inconvenient than waking up inside a coffin. Satin, everywhere my bleary eyes gazed I saw this annoying fabric. Who the hell thought of putting that in a damn coffin? I grabbed handfuls of the fabric and yanked on it several times before it gave way and fell over my face like a death shroud. The irony didn’t escape me on that thought but freedom could if I c. . .

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            Chapter One

            *Wakeup call*

            Scratch, scratch, scratch

            I can say for a fact that there’s nothing more inconvenient than waking up inside a coffin. Satin, everywhere my bleary eyes gazed I saw this annoying fabric. Who the hell thought of putting that in a damn coffin? I grabbed handfuls of the fabric and yanked on it several times before it gave way and fell over my face like a death shroud. The irony didn’t escape me on that thought but freedom could if I c. . .

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              James Rasile liked an update for Pixilated Obsidian Roses

              Hey Everyone,

              Last night I had the pleasure of talking with the EMZT Radio Podcast about the project. Then, we just geeked out for a bit about Lovecraft, music and some other things. They are great folks. I’ll be posting the link to the show once it is available.

              Oh, and consider a pre-order, if you have yet to support the project.

              Rob

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