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So...that was a week wasn’t it?

Work this week has mostly been focused in three general areas:

  1. Doing a general read-through of Ghosts to find things to fix
  2. Fleshing out ideas and starting on proper outlines for my other project LandFall
  3. Watching 2016 continue to go down the toilet...I mean...come on man...

NaNoWriMo is also a thing that’s currently happening, and while I’m not officially participating (like I did in 2014 when I wrote the first 50k of Ghosts) I am at least trying to write every day. As such, here’s a new spreadsheet...


I haven’t quite hit my internal ’1000-words-a-day’ goal, but there’s still plenty of time left in the month to get back on track. Plans for the week include:

  1.  Start working through Ghosts and changing/fixing little things here and there as I go
  2. Get a solid plan for the overarching story for LandFall, so I know where I’m going with it.
  3.  Watch this a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPv9yKC76hE (It’s a 24-hour live stream of cats and kittens from a place called the Kitten Academy. If you’re having troubles with how this last week has gone, watch it for a while...it’ll help.)

So, until next time...

PS: If you want to check out LandFall, it’s over here: https://www.inkshares.com/books/landfall . There’s not much there at the moment, but that’ll change.

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    Chris Robinson liked an update for Women Like Us

    Hello followers of Women Like Us! Long time no update, but a couple of things to report, plus something new.

    The book continues to sell. Of course not in the massive numbers we’d all like, but I consider every sale a good sale, and every reader a good reader. The book sells best when it gets promoted on one of the sites that blast out emails to eBook buyers so that’s where marketing efforts are being focused. Book giveaways also help. Over a thousand people entered book giveaway number one on Goodreads, and three winners were chosen (two in England!). Another giveaway is going on right now. It ends tomorrow so why not share the link below if you know anybody who might be interested. 

    In the meantime, don’t forget that Amazon Reviews are critical to helping sales If you’ve read the book (and liked it...or even if you didn’t), please head over to Amazon and leave a review. We’re up to 31.  50 is better!  Or go to Goodreads or Barnes & Noble -- whichever you prefer. Or, copy and paste and leave reviews on all three. No harm in that. Here are the links: 

    https://www.amazon.com/Women-Like-Us-Jason-Pomerance-ebook/dp/B01IOZUBEW/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1478211877&sr=8-1

    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30007119-women-like-us?from_search=true

    http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/women-like-us-jason-pomerance/1123727840?ean=9781942645108

    And here’s the link to the Bookreads Giveaway:

    https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/205939-women-like-us

    Now on to something new. Some of you are aware that we adopted, Derric, a beagle who was rescued by the Beagle Freedom Project. Well Derric has a story to tell, although I’ll be taking it down and translating it so you can follow along. Here’s the link to Derric’s book on Inkshares. No, it’s not launched for pre-orders yet. Not quite ready for that, but you could follow along if you’d like. We’d both appreciate the support. That’s it for now. 

    Thanks all.  Below is the Beagle link.  Click it and let us know what you think!

    https://www.inkshares.com/books/love-derric-my-journey-from-laboratory-experiment-to-freagle-who

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      Quick update this week...not much happened except, oh yeah:

      The first draft is done. At 105,694 words. It’s done. And by done, I mean there’s a whole lotta work left to do. But it’s done. D-O-N-E.

      Here’s how the week went:


      Nice and productive (at least in the November parts of the week).

      So, now that that’s done, lots of things need to happen and I’ll go into more detail on that next Friday. For now though? Now I’m going to eat some chinese food to celebrate.


      (Yes, I know that mexican is not chinese...but the first draft is done...so whatever.)

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        Chris Robinson liked an update for Ageless

        Ladies and gentleman,

        Tomorrow marks a very special day! That’s right, tomorrow is wonderful. Why, you ask? Because tomorrow is my amazing daughter’s BIRTHDAY! 14 years ago she blessed this world with her presence! She made me an honest man! I am proud of everything she does and I know she will change this world!

        Also, tomorrow marks the beginning of NaNoWriMo (for those in the dark, National Novel Writing Month). I’ve never participated in NaNoWriMo, and thought I might test the waters a bit. I have two clear goals: 1) Write EVERYDAY during the month November, and 2) try to finish as much as I can on TIMELESS: The Life and Times of Eugene Trickens. 


        Now, most writers usually stick to the 1,700 words per day tract to end up with a 50,000+ novel by Dec 1. I am NOT going to be doing that, unless it comes naturally. The ultimate goal for me is to learn how to be consistent with my writing. Consistency is integral to be a success at anything! I need to get that rolling, then we can worry about word counts. 

        I’m excited, aren’t you? 

        Great things are happening at Inkshares. Big, amazing, wonderful things. 

        Congrats to all the winners of the Crypt TV contest and I look forward to reading your books!


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          Chris Robinson liked an update for The Catcher’s Trap

          Dear Friends

          What better day to release The Catcher’s Trap e-book than the first day of Halloween weekend!

          This afternoon you will receive an e-mail from inkshares with a link and instructions to download your digital copy of The Catcher’s Trap. Fear not, if you purchased a physical copy you will receive yours very soon. The e-book is just a nice perk Inkshares offers to their readers so you can have access to your books on the go.

          You all have done so much for me already, but I have to be shameless and ask you for more. Getting reviews on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Goodreads is key for a book to succeed. There is, actually, a magic number: 100

          Books with over 100 reviews are featured more prominently on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Visibility is key when you are a new author trying to make a splash in an industry that releases over 3,000 books a day.

          Please follow the links and leave an honest review. Seriously, be honest. If you love The Catcher’s Trap as much as you love your mama, then leave a five stars review, but if not 4 or 3 are perfectly fine. A book with all five stars reviews looks fishy to readers.

          Goodreads

          Barnes and Noble

          Amazon

          Finally, don’t forget to join me on Thursday, November 10th, at 6 PM at North Haven Barnes and Noble, to celebrate the release of The Catcher’s Trap.

          You can RSVP here.

          Have a thrilling weekend!


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