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IT’S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN!

International Transport tried getting one last word in to stop the publication of this book, will you let them succeed? I’m doing my part: The top three book referrers this weekend will get the kickass teleporting coffee mug! Winners will be announced Tuesday. Let’s do this!

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    Here goes. The biggest, baddest prize of ’em all. Inspired by The Mysterious Package Company - if you really feel like you want a memento from The Punch Escrow crowdfunding process, then this is the ultimate MAJOR PRIZE. Winning it will require both skill and luck. Are you up for the challenge? If so, click below:


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      Hello fellow readers and authors!

      This is just a quick update, I didn’t really have anything planned for today, but wowzers!

      I want to thank you so very much. From the orders, to the recommendations, to the reviews, the e-mails and direct messages. The past week has been amazing. You have all been so great, and I just wanted to thank you for that, and for your continued support!

      Things are going well, I was editing yesterday, and I really can’t wait for you to have a chance to read it in physical or digital form! We’ll get there!

      I’ve been toying with the idea of uploading a portion of Chapter 5... maybe soon. 

      Enjoy your Thursday,

      James

      I would ask you to please keep sharing and recommending, but you already are! 

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        Hello, superspies!

        The latest issue of the Avalon Chronicler is now available here: 

        http://avalonchronicler.blogspot.com/2016/05/andromeda-hostage-crisis-averted.html

        Offering another peek into the world of Avalon and the evolution of the main protagonist of the novel, Penny Thorne, by way of a hidden piece of microfiction. Check it out!

        As promised, I will be releasing another issue this week to make up for the lack of one last week (hey, I had finals, but I’m all done with that now!)

        Spread the word! We’re at less than sixty days to go, but only ten pre-orders away from our first big RAFFLE! At 100 pre-orders I will be raffling off the chance to be in the novel as a minor character. Disposable henchperson? Secretive contact? Shady assassin? We’ll figure it out together and make it happen, but we need to cross that milestone first!

        Need some help getting your friends or followers on board with the book? Here are some clever ways to pitch it:

        "It’s everything you love about Guardians of the Galaxy and Firefly combined with the superspy intrigue of a classic James Bond film."

        "It’s an old school science fiction adventure like Star Wars, but with the kind of plot you’d find in the Jason Bourne or Mission Impossible movies."

        "Did you hear they are finally going to make a Black Widow movie? You should check out To Live and Die in Avalon, it has a badass female spy that’s a lot like Natasha Romanoff."

        I have some other cool stuff coming up, including a revamp of my website, some ORIGINAL music inspired by the book (I make music, I can do these things!) and some video updates wherein I read one of the newer unreleased chapters! 

        Thanks again for all the support and please don’t hesitate to reach out to me personally, I’m always open to feedback, questions or general witty banter. 

        Jason

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          Hey everyone,

          I don’t really have much to say, but this did happen...

          1900 BOOKS SOLD!!!
          Bela is pleased.

          Thank you everyone for all your support. 

          Also, Michael Hasse, soon-to-be published author of The Madness of Mr. Butler, interviewed me for Renderosity Magazine. So if your a fan of long lists and overuse of the verb "decided" head over there and check it out.

          Also for those of you who write (which I know is a good portion) WildClaw Theatre, Chicago’s premiere destination for horror on the stage, is now accepting submissions for their annual radio play festival, Deathscribe. 

           

          Five selected scripts will be performed at the beginning of December with live foley and professional actors, competing for the coveted Bloody Axe Award. Can you scare up a story? Submit and find out. (Or don’t. I have enough competition as it is.)

          That’s all for now. Onward to 2000!

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