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So since Inkshares said that it was OK to promote my book via a different medium, I just want to share my Kickstarter project with you all.
Even if this project is successful, I still hope to get the gold standard with Inkshares in the future, to take advantage of the huge potential of the US market, but for now, this is my focus.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/988709253/children-of-the-wise-oak

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    Matthew Isaac Sobin liked a review for A God in the Shed
    The God in the Shed is a lot of fun. Seriously, a lot. Today is the Review-a-Thon and I'm behind my quota because I just couldn't stop reading! It's a true page-turner. What I really love is that the scene begins as an innocent but enthralling detective-murder mystery. And then it just morphs into something else. Full of all the stuff we love in fantasy-horror, but it's the unpredictability that sets The God in the Shed apart from the rest. J-F Dubeau always knows where you're going, but you, the reader never will. The mark of a true master storyteller! 
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      The God in the Shed is a lot of fun. Seriously, a lot. Today is the Review-a-Thon and I'm behind my quota because I just couldn't stop reading! It's a true page-turner. What I really love is that the scene begins as an innocent but enthralling detective-murder mystery. And then it just morphs into something else. Full of all the stuff we love in fantasy-horror, but it's the unpredictability that sets The God in the Shed apart from the rest. J-F Dubeau always knows where you're going, but you, the reader never will. The mark of a true master storyteller! 
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        Matthew Isaac Sobin liked an update for The Children of the Forest

        Hello friends ~

        I’m taking a couple minutes out of my busy schedule to let you all know that I’ve just had another interview posted with the wonderful John Robin ~ here’s the link : https://epicfantasywriter.wordpress.com/2016/03/18/world-builders-2-0-byron-gillian/

        There’s some great stuff in there, so be sure to head on over and give the page a look, and support John’s efforts. His blog series has been instrumental to the Inkshares community, and I really appreciate being afforded another round. 

        Also, I’ve been picking away at a side-project while continuing work on the manuscript for "Children." I’ve posted the draft for "The Darkest Places" on Inkshares, and I would be immensely grateful if everyone could head on over and follow the page, and read through the synopsis and first chapter. I’m really excited to spend more time on this little story in the near-future!

          https://www.inkshares.com/books/the-darkest-places  

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          Matthew Isaac Sobin liked an update for An Unattractive Vampire

          Hey Everybody,

          Just a quick update as publishing week continues.

          The first of the two podcast interviews is up. Fellow Inkshares authors JF Dubeau and Paul Inman had me on their WriteBrain Podcast. Check it out there or on iTunes. 

          Also for anyone in the Chicago area, it’s time to party! I will be at Bucket O Blood Books and Records (3182 N. Elston Ave) tonight starting at 7 PM for my official book launch celebration. So take a break from binge watching Daredevil and eat something. Also, if you know anyone who is in Chicago who doesn’t yet have my book, send them that direction. Bucket O Blood has a Bucket O Copies.

          Remember to write those Amazon reviews!!! I can’t stress that enough. Amazon reviews are super important to advertising this little book by a first time author who no one has ever heard of. That’s how people will hear of me or more importantly my book (drinking game...take a drink every time I say book). So please, please PLEASE  place a review on Amazon when you are done reading. Or while reading. Or before reading. I’m not particular. Here I’ll even make it cut and paste easy for you:

          I liked this book.

          I didn’t like this book.

          There. Feel free to post one of these amazing reviews on Amazon.

          Before I go I wanted to congratulate the winners of the Nerdist Space Opera Contest Michael Haase, Christopher Leone, and Patrick Edwards. So yeah, those books will be coming down the line, but there are still lots of other worthy stories that didn’t win looking for funding. So continue to check Inkshares to help fill your bookshelves/e-reader space/heart.

          Anyway, I have to go deliver more postcards to anyone who will let me (and maybe a few who just won’t notice)...as always thank you.

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            Matthew Isaac Sobin liked a review for The Last Machine in the Solar System
            The Last Machine in the Solar System is a heartfelt lament to hubris, a poetic account of 'what might happen when.' Sobin has something beautiful here, worth paying close attention to.
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              The Last Machine in the Solar System is a heartfelt lament to hubris, a poetic account of 'what might happen when.' Sobin has something beautiful here, worth paying close attention to.
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                Matthew Isaac Sobin liked an update for Women Like Us

                Good morning! There’s a new post on the Women Like Us Facebook page about the Beagle Freedom Project, which you can find below. Don’t forget 10% of anything I make on book sales will go to this wonderful organization so if you pre-order a book you’re also doing something good for the beagles. Also, please hit that ’Like’ button on the Facebook page if you haven’t already. Meanwhile, the edit and design phases are under way so stay tuned for more updates.  Next week I have a call regarding marketing set up with the Inkshares team, but if anybody has any other good marketing suggestions, please feel free to let me know!  Okay that’s it for now and here’s the link to the book’s Facebook page:

                https://www.facebook.com/womenlikeusnovel/?ref=hl

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                  Matthew Isaac Sobin liked an update for An Unattractive Vampire

                  HAPPY PUBLISHING DAY!!!

                   
                  (Yulric does not approve of my rudimentary photoshop skills.)

                  So at long last, the day I have worked toward for five years has arrived. Time to sit on my laurels and fall into a deep, contented sleep.

                  WRONG!!!

                  There’s still so much news and so much to do involved with this book for me and, if you’re willing, for you. 

                  First, tell everyone you know about the book! Word of mouth does wonders. If you have extra copies, give them to friends, neighbors, coworkers.If you don’t yet own a copy, you’re in luck! Goodreads is giving away 20 copies!  

                  Second, again, I implore everyone who reads the book to please, please, PLEASE go to Amazon and leave a review. It doesn’t have to be long or involved. You can simply write "Thumbs up" or "Thumbs down." However, if I get past 50 reviews my book will begin showing up in ads and algorithms so it is really important.

                  Third, good things...reviews! Interviews! So far things have been incredibly positive. Which is good, because I hate crying. Last night, I recorded a podcast with my fellow Inkshares writers J.F. Dubeau and Paul Inman so look for that soon over at Writebrain Podcast. And in two hours, I get to live the dream by appearing on the Sword and Laser. I’m excited. So...yay!

                  Fourth, lest we forget...there is going to be a party this Friday at Bucket O Blood Books and Records in Chicago. So if you happen to be in or around the city, celebrating St. Patrick’s Day (again) stop on by. 

                  And...finally? I don’t know. I’m too excited. I had a hundred things to say in this update and now I can’t remember them all. As one of many thank yous that you all deserve, it was suggested by J.F. that maybe I show a little of the behind the scenes work that went into the process. So here are some early markups of the An Unattractive Vampire cover:

                   








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