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Chris Robinson liked an update for A God in the Shed

Oh, hi.

I know it’s been a while and I’m sorry. It’s just been very busy. So very, very busy. Turns out that manuscript that was ready to go for A God in the Shed? I’ve been increasing its level of readiness for the past month and a half. The good news is the end result is going to be that much better. The other good news is that it’s not going to noticeably slow down production. There’s no bad news. Not for you guys. Also, I feel fine now that I’ve forgotten what sleep feels like.

So what’s the point of this update? Bullet time!
  • A God in the Shed is going to be in Inkshares and Girl Friday’s hands by the end of the week. This I vow.
  • The Life Engineered is 4 reviews away from 100 on Amazon. Have you read The Life Engineered? Liked it? Be one of the final four people to push it over 100 reviews. Rumour has it I get a unicorn when that happens. Amazon is vague about the benefits.
  • Most important, crucial to my survival and well being, please go check out Too Many Controllers. I’m supposed to be promoting this incredible project. The other amazing writers participating in the anthology are hustling like machines to get attention to this book. Meanwhile I’m not pulling my own weight. See above about not having time for anything. So give me a hand in not looking like the dead weight of the group and maybe pre-order a copy. It’s going to be a great book. Also, if I don’t do my part I’ll get murdered. I think I signed a thing that says that.
 Is that it? Oh yeah! Go follow Arch-Android. I’m going to be making some sweet announcements for that project in the coming weeks and you don’t want to miss out.

Now I’m done.

Back to work. Thank you for your support and patience.

JF out.
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    Chris Robinson liked an update for The Children of the Forest

    And here we have what (may) wind up being the final cover for The Children of the Forest. There are two other pieces en route, but I’m especially in love with this one. 


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      Chris Robinson liked an update for Welcome to Deadland

      Hey guys!

      Keeping it short today! Welcome to Deadland was sent to the printer nearly a month ago, meaning it won’t be too much longer until copies are shipping out all over the world! I know some readers, and myself included, have moved since the campaign began last year, so I wanted to remind everyone to check their address listed on their Inkshares profile and make sure you have your current address so you’ll receive your copy!

      The wait is nearly over!
      -Zac
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        Chris Robinson liked an update for The Catcher’s Trap

        Dear friends:

        Every once in a while, I get an e-mail from Inkshares with the subject line “You’re Selling Books.” Opening those e-mails is like opening a long awaited present. Those e-mails mean that a bookstore has decided to take a chance on my novel, and it will be carrying one or several copies of The Catcher’s Trap.

        The first thing I do when I get those e-mails is googling the bookstore,  finding out where is located and then sending them a thank you tweet for taking a chance with a new author.

        So far six independent bookstores will be carrying my book: A. C. Vroman, in Pasadena, Ca. Common Good Books, in St. Paul MN. Tattered Cover in Denver CO. Prairie Lights Book, in IOWA City IA, Mysterious Galaxy Books, in San Diego CA and Flyleaf Book, in Chapel Hill NC.

        There are over sixteen hundred independent bookstores in the U.S. It would be a dream come true if all of them carry my book, but, in the meantime, I’m thankful for those 6.

        Hopefully, a bookstore in my home state of Connecticut will take a chance on me.

        I also dream about taking a road trip and visiting every single one of the bookstores carrying my book. So far my map looks like this:

        My trip would cover 4 thousand miles and it will take 61 hours of driving. If I’m lucky, and readers love my book as much as I do, many other stops will be added. Maybe I’ll have to take a year off to cover them all. An author can dream, right?

         Have a wonderful weekend!

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