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We are SO CLOSE to the Quill goal, folks. 19 preorders away. [extremely Patrick Star voice] I can almost... TASTE IT.

There is not a doubt in my mind that if we buckle down, we can get there this weekend. Let’s do it.

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    Greetings hexers,

    I’m happy to say I was able to finish chapter 3 yesterday. I didn’t know it was finished yesterday, but I realized it this morning sitting down looking at how I’m planning things out. This means I will post this up for you today.  I’m sure you’re going to LOVE it.  

    Chapter 3 sees the introduction of another major character that certain readers will be very interested in *cough* A.C. Weston *cough*. I am having a TON of fun destroying Orange County and rebuilding it. I only regret not being able to do my research in person. Instead I’m working from memory and from consultations with Professor Google. If anyone lives in Orange County and finds inconsistencies, please let me know. It’s best to change these things now before we get further down the story road.

    Have fun learning more about Dax and Isidore!

    Cheers, Amanda

      PS: Remember I’m still giving out prizes for referrals on my quest to get to #DHM750. Right now Joe Terzieva and Billy O’Keefe are leading the pack, and I know either one would look amazing in a Church of Technology pendant. I can’t wait to start giving these away! Join my Mech Crew today and start winning!

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      I did not mean to disinclude "The Astronaut Insruction Manual" by Mike Mongo in my last update...my apologies!!!

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        Interesting premise. I’m excited to read more about it!
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          I still can’t believe it. I’m trying and failing to process the fact that I won the Space Opera contest. Incredible.

          First and foremost, I want to acknowledge all of the other wonderful entries. I’m not going to be as bold as others have been to name favorites, but I want to summarize it all very simply:

          EVERY BOOK IN THE CONTEST IS AMAZING. Take the time to peruse the entries. if there’s nothing that strikes your fancy, then you are entirely too picky and weird to be here...GO HOME!

          Seriously...there are some incredible ideas out there, and I hope everyone puts all of their effort and love into taking them as far as they can. I know I have. I’ve had a few people email me directly to ask about the "secret to my success," and my answer is simply this:

          Do you know anyone who doesn’t know you’re a writer? Do you know anyone who doesn’t know you have a book that could be published unless it doesn’t reach a certain number of pre-orders? 

          If your answer is "no" to either question, then you aren’t doing enough. This is your life, your story, your career as an author. Nearly all of my neighbors and every single one of my wonderful friends on Facebook and Twitter bought a copy of my book. Why? Because I asked them very nicely and directly, and I am a good person and a good writer. I believe in myself, and I told everyone I possibly could that I do. Have you done that yet? If you haven’t, you should. 

          That is all for now, as far as advice goes. I hope I didn’t come off as cocky; I only want the best for all of our stories, and that is seriously what has worked for me thus far.

          Otherwise, my week has been exceptionally amazing in that I have also been invited to be a writer for Renderosity Magazine! Renderosity is a site that mostly focuses on computer-generated animation and art, but the magazine branches out and includes many subjects, including an article featuring yours truly. I will be starting an arts forum on their website, so look out for that...

          Also worth noting is another amazing happenstance of this week in receiving a shipment of other Inkshares published books:

          If you haven’t, then please go and get these works:

          "An Unattractive Vampire" by Jim McDoniel

          "The Life Engineered" by J.F. Dubeau

          "Abomination" by Gary Whitta

          "Asteroid Made Of Dragons" by G. Derek Adams

          These books represent our future, and if they aren’t well received, then what should you expect? Get as many Inkshares published books as you can, and then please review them on Amazon and wherever they appear. Why? Because Inkshares is a label, and the more sales and the better reputation Inkshares gets, the better off everyone who gets published by them is!!! Do it! Got extra credits? Buy a book you’ll get in your own hands in a few days! 

          That’s all for now. Please let me know what you need and how we can network and help one another. Yes, I won a contest, and yes, I am completely honored, elated, and excited!!!

          But I still have to go to work tomorrow, just as you do (or probably don’t, as it is the weekend). 

          So...until all of our dreams come true, let’s keep in touch and do as much for one another as we can. My email: madmrbutler@gmail.com

          Oh yeah! Also, I revamped my page a little bit...let me know what you think. And I’ve also uploaded Chapter 9 for your reading pleasure...

          I wish everyone the best. It’s been a tiring week, and my bed is calling...

          Love and love with love on top,

          -Michael
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