The Burned follows eight travelers on a hunt for gold, each with their own reason. Only the survivors will get their treasure. A brutal story of companionship and betrayal.
It may be hard to believe, but I’m not the most talented person in my family.
My sister has been awesome enough to create this incredible Van Gogh-inspired SCARAB poster as a limited-edition special promotion. I call it "SCARABy Night."
Or maybe not...yeah, probably won’t be calling it that again...
Anyway, from now until September 1, anyone who either:
A) pre-orders a paperback or super-reader copy of Tantalus Depths
or
B) refers someone who pre-orders a paperback or super-reader copy of Tantalus Depths will get a free copy of this poster sent to you shortly after September 1. You can also buy the poster directly from her Etsy shop until that date, if you choose to.
In order to ensure that there is zero misuse of Inkshares’ referral system, I want you to confirm your referrals with me personally through private message: Just shoot me a simple private message saying who you referred, and/or who referred you.
And please, while you’re at it, take a look at my sister’s shop, just generally. She’s extremely talented and has all kinds of great crafts and artwork. It’s well worth your time.
Hello Cape’s Side Bayers!
This weekend has been nothing but smiles for me! Yesterday marked our BIGGEST day of the campaign with 21 orders!
These include being selected as the August pick for The Idiosyncraticate Syndicate! What an incredible boost for Cape’s Side Bay. Thank you so much to this syndicate and to everyone who has ordered, shared, and recommended! There are so many of you, and I truly appreciate it!
One last bit for today’s update: Today, August 14th, is my Mother’s birthday! She’s awesome and has been nothing but supportive of me and my wildly ridiculous dreams my entire life! So please wish her a happy birthday for me (and if you really want to make Mama proud, you can order a copy of Cape’s Side Bay!)
https://www.inkshares.com/books/cape-s-side-bay
On that note, enjoy your Sunday, and all the best!
Happy Birthday, Mum!
Milestone Update : We are at 10% Funding! 
This is great news! Considering I have not begun to push the campaign as I am about to embark on my honeymoon on Thursday. Let’s keep pushing. If you haven’t ordered yet, there are still 6 prints of the artwork produced by Erik Stitt for the novel. Once we have cracked 30 Orders, I will begin the new promotion. Excited? It is going to be a good one I promise!
I want to thank everyone who has ordered thus far! You guys are my heroes and I have some special plans for all of you. Tomorrow morning I will be up and running as usual and will get a chapter reading done and posted here and on the Facebook Page.
Have a wonderful evening bards!
Cheers!
Christopher Lee
Hey gang! Inkshares is letting all of the Dragon-nominated books do a flash sale between now and the end of the month. Me and the rest of the published Sword & Laser Shelf is .99 in ebook until DragonCon.
You - probably- already have my book, but this is a perfect time to complete your set with my shelf-brethren.
The Life Engineered – by J.F. Dubeau
An Unattractive Vampire – by Jim McDoniel
The ebooks are DRM free of course - and sent to you in both .epub and .mobi.
This is, of course, part of promoting ourselves towards The Dragon Awards - have you, uh, have you -- voted for...for anyone..in particular...yet?
Hello, readers.
One of the things that I find myself doing when I’m writing is not only imagining how my characters look, but also who they could be played by, if they made the jump from page to screen (dream big, eh?) This has been no different for Witherfist, so tonight I thought I’d give you a peek into my brain and share my ’cast’ with you, via the time-honoured medium of GIFs:
Ming-Na Wen as Witherfist herself, Irusai
Jamie Chung as Arren, the princess in exile
and introducing:
Godfrey Gao as Sunderei, journeyman scribe of the Last Empire - our eyes into the Imperial court a character you’ll be meeting for the first time in an upcoming chapter.
So, there we go. Do you ’cast’ actors for characters in books as you’re reading them? Do any of my cast choices match what you may have thought the characters in Witherfist looked like?
Thanks again for reading along.
~ Jenny