Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for The Knight Proper

Hi folks! We'll be putting our time in this weekend with reviews, but as we're not quite at the funding stage ourselves, we still wanted to reach out and see if you could give us a spin in the review or the recommendation department. If you've already done so, we toast flagons of murky mead in your honor - if  not, here's a quick list of why you might want to check it out!

-          Zombies, Knights and Witches. Is there anything else you need to know?

-          Our witches are called “Gravewalkers”…and their magic system is derived from emotions, which is why they’re super-cool and super-freaking powerful around graveyards and cemeteries.

-          It’s also a twist on traditional necromancy…  and how different undead creatures could be created.

-          Our bard is definitely NOT your usual bard of lore.

-          If you loved the DnD setting of Ravenloft, this is basically Ravenloft in Medieval Germania.

-          At the end of the day, it’s still just about a dad trying to reconnect with his long-lost daughter.


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    Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for Journey, A Short Story -  Volume 1

    Greetings Friends,

    Quick update with two items,

    As previously mentioned, I'm appearing at Barnes & Noble in Salem, NH this Sunday afternoon from 1 to 3 pm. Most of my local supporters have already purchased the book, but I would still love it if you could stop by and help make this important event a success.

    I need to have a good enough showing to have a chance of ever being invited back. So for anyone in the area who already has the book, I would appreciate it if you would consider purchasing another one at the event - I will reimburse you for the purchase afterwards and you could keep it or gift it.

    Any copies purchased and left with me (as gifts) will be donated to Webster House in Manchester NH - I think the kids that are 13 to 18 years old who are temporarily residing there might enjoy having a personally autographed copy of the book. http://www.websterhousenh.org/

    The second item is that Inkshares is having it's first annual Review-a-thon! I am donating five $20 prizes that can be used to buy one of Inkshares books.

    Select a currently funding book at Inkshares.com, read *excerpts* and write a review for chances to win some amazing prizes. BONUS: help authors hone their work and get recognized! Check it out on

    https://www.facebook.com/events/683611381775339/ 


    Thanks everyone!

    Rich saunders

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      Thomas J. Arnold liked an update for It's All Fun and Games

      Hi Everyone!

      So quick little bit of exciting news - It's All Fun and Games has gone through its developmental edit with a top notch editor (http://kieleraymond.com/) and has now gone on to the next stage - copy editing!  The story has improved significantly over my earlier drafts, both in terms of writing and character development.  Now it's time to quash all those pesky little typos and such!

      Also, I'd like to remind everyone of the review-a-thon that's going on this Saturday, December 19.  Check my prior update about the details, but the upshot is that we're trying to get as many people as possible checking out currently funding books.  Read the excerpt - if you like it, leave a review.  If you really like it, commit to funding it!  If you super like it, commit to funding it and share with your friends!

      There are a ton of great books still looking to become reality.  Let's all work together to get it done!

      Cheers
      Dave
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        Thomas J. Arnold sent an update for Exile, Magus

        Thursday update time.

        First off a reminder that the Review-a-thon is Saturday, only two days away.  I'm going to make every effort to be a very active participant and hopefully you will as well.  

        As for the book campaign, it is progressing though still more slowly than I would like but orders and followers are still coming in so I certainly can't complain.

        Saturday after the Review-a-thon I will be releasing adding new content to either the Exile, Magus or Exile, Hunted page.  I have been enjoying the release method I'm using for Exile, Hunted, and it gave me an idea on how to continue releasing more of Exile, Magus.  Instead of waiting for large milestones in order to release whole Chapters, I will now instead release by sections of those Chapters.  For every 10 orders or 20 follows I will release a new section.  At this point that means that at 70 orders or 250 follows I will release the first section of Chapter 6, at 80 orders or 270 follows I will release the second section, and so on.

        Also, there's been some good talk going on in John Robin's Epic Fantasy Syndicate.  The first book we support will be chosen 1/15.  We really would like to get as many epic fantasy lovers on board as possible so that our syndicate can support more epic fantasy books with promise.

        Here is the link to the syndicate: https://www.inkshares.com/syndicates/john-robin-s-epic-fantasy-syndicate

        If you like this idea but don't want to commit financially, you can still support us by becoming an affiliate. We have a Goodreads group you can join where we discuss books on Inkshares, as well as ways to get the word out about our syndicate. You can join the syndicate at any time, but there's numerous ways you can help us, and plus, it's just plain fun for epic fantasy enthusiasts to come together and chat about what we love!

        Here's the link to the Goodreads group: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/177754-john-robin-s-epic-fantasy-syndicate

        That's all I've really got for this week.  Once again, thanks for all of your support, keep reading,recommending, and enjoying.

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