Kendra Namednil liked an update for Pieces of Us

Funding for Pieces of Us has come to an end. Thanks to all those who’ve supported me and my story. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to reach my goal. It’s all good though. I plan to publish this story, whether through Inkshares or some other means. For those of you who’ve pre-ordered, you should receive a refund. 

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    Kendra Namednil liked an update for Murder Happens

    So, the manuscript for Murder Happens was submitted about 4-weeks ago and they have a 2-month turn before reading for the first assessment. If readers and/or authors are interested in learning more about the process, try following Murder Happens. No obligation and once the dev edits come back, I’ll be posting more discussion-worthy updates.

    https://www.inkshares.com/books/murder-happens

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      Kendra Namednil liked an update for Sister of the Circuit

      It’s been a long time coming, friends, but these little ladies have arrived. By now those of you who ordered physical copies should have received shipping notifications. When your books arrive, I’d love it if you posted a photo of them. I can’t wait to see how far the mech crew has spread.  

      This is a book that was driven entirely by you, the readers. Without the interest in this book, it wouldn’t exist. It would still be a jumble of graphic novel pages, barely a whisper of what it would become. 

      So today I celebrate you. Thank you for this gift of a book. 

      May the Code replicate eternal.

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        Kendra Namednil liked an update for Beyond The Code

        Hello there wonderful followers!

        Beyond the Code has been climbing in both orders and reviews. Things are going great and i have some news I want to share. My author website is up and running. Check it out to find links on where to buy Beyond the Code, reviews, podcast appearances and more. It will be a one stop shop for any news regarding my life as an author. Take a look and let me know what you think. 

        http://www.kelseybarthel.ca/

        Kelsey Barthel

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          Kendra Namednil liked an update for Rock of Ages

          Happy June!
          We’ve been busy here preparing for a move, which is exciting, but also a good distraction from waiting for my turn with the developmental editor at Inkshares. It seems like he will get to look at my book this summer. 

          In the meantime, I’ve kept busy with some other writing projects. I’m working closely with a new group called Writing Bloc, contributing to their blog and assuming the role of Project Manager for a short story anthology that should come out this fall. You can check out Writing Bloc and my contributions at https://writingbloc.com/.

          I spoke at a panel on The Art of Publishing at the Claremont High School Literary Festival Word Play on May 19 and had a great time!

          I also just finished outlining a new novel-- this one is speculative fiction and I’m really excited about it! I’ll keep you all updated as Rock of Ages moves forward. Thank you so much for your support!


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            Kendra Namednil liked an update for The Devil Inside

            June 2018

            Hello "Devil Inside" friends!

            It has been a while since I last updated, so I wanted to just send a quick note out. "The Devil Inside" is still in the pre-production queue with Inkshares, waiting for its turn with the editor.

            Many of you are also following my adventures with my other Inkshares title, "Shadow King." That novel officially kicked off production in June, and we are targeting an October release (which means those who pre-ordered SHOULD be getting their copies in September).

            As we get closer to that date, I’ll inquire with Inkshares to see if I can get an idea of how many books are ahead of Devil so I can get you a more concrete update.

            As always, both books are available for pre-order so if you have NOT ordered your copy yet, no time like the present! :-)

            Have an excellent June and I’ll be in touch soon.

            Best,
            Susan
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              Kendra Namednil liked an update for Trigor

              75% there!

              Thanks to your overwhelming support we passed the 3/4 mark and are barreling towards the 750 preorders we need to get Trigor published. THANK YOU!

              With two weeks to go I feel pretty good about it but I think we’d all feel better if it was just, you know, 100% already. ;)

              So to motivate folks I’m going to offer to give a link to a PDF of ANOTHER book I have coming out this summer called Gallium. If you ever read my book, Lot Beta, you’ll recognise the universe. It’s not a sequel but it’s set in the same world. MThis time it’s a woman in a salvage operation trying to make a go of it and having forces set against her when she discovers ancient history that powerful people don’t want discovered.

              Anyway if we get Trigor funded I’ll send out a link to the PDF of Gallium to all backers.

              So spread the word, and thanks to all who have been. Y’all are the best.

              Tom

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                Kendra Namednil liked an update for Wings of the Pirate

                Hello Adventure lovers!

                Yes!  May 29th was the official release date for "Wings of the Pirate".  I have heard from many of you that have received copies and have already read the book.  It’s a fun read for the beach, in the jungle, remote island or to take with you on your travels this summer.  It would be great for all of you who have already been on the adventure to spread the word to others and leave a star ranking and a few words on Goodreads or Amazon.  It really makes a difference and is much appreciated.

                Thank you for being on this novel journey with me!

                Sincerely,

                Eric H. Heisner

                www.leandogproductions.com


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                  Kendra Namednil liked an update for Proteus


                  Hello, friends and supporters! I figure an update is due, but I don’t have a lot to say, so I’ll keep it short this time. To sum it up, things are going pretty well! we have about a month left in the campaign for Proteus, and we are now past the 400 pre-order mark. Significantly past it, actually: 425 orders exactly as of right now. Of course, that means we still have to get 325 over the next 30 days, so your continued support is still absolutely crucial. If you haven’t ordered a copy yet, now is the time. Talk to a sibling, parent, spouse, rich eccentric enemy who likes to buy things for you out of spite. Whatever you can do. Remember, if everyone who ordered a copy were to buy just one more, or get one other person to buy one, we’d surpass our goal. Let’s see if we can hit that goal with some time to spare!
                  In the meantime, I’ll leave you guys with another lore update.
                  Cybernetic augmentation is at the core of this sci-fi thriller: after all, the titular Proteus is a sentient AI implanted in a man’s brain: a man who, to borrow a phrase, "is more machine now than man." Many characters in Proteus are cyborgs, in one form or another. What is it about the culture of the Expansionary Coalition that leads it to so boldly modify the flesh of its own people? Let’s get some insight into what inspires a culture to bridge that perilous gap between man and machine.


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