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Donna Litt liked an update for Manifesto: A Tale of Murder

It has been a little while since I have been able to update.  I’ve been moving and then I got in a car accident.  Although I have not been able to keep the updates flowing, I am still on pace for a timely finish of Manifesto.  If I reach funding, I will be turning in my draft for editing the next day.  But, I need your help to gain some momentum.  If you haven’t been able to order a copy yet, please do so.  If you know of anyone else who would enjoy Manifesto, please make them aware of it.  My best to everyone.


Cheers,

Dan

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    Donna Litt liked an update for The Phantom Forest

    Happy Thanksgiving, readers! For those of you spending the day stuck on trains, planes, and automobiles, I’ve uploaded Chapter Five for your enjoyment. We’re now at 120 pre-orders which is really fantastic, just about halfway to the Quill publishing goal! If you are a follower who hasn’t yet ordered your copy, I’d be so excited to have your support this week. The Launchpad competition ends in about three weeks, and I’m back in 4th place as of this morning. This is clearly a marathon, not a sprint, but I’m still really psyched about the next two months! Thanks again for all. Wishing you and yours a wonderful, restful holiday! :)


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      Donna Litt liked an update for Human Resources

      This is an email I’ve dreamed of sending, but was fearful would never happen. Thanks to the amazing support you have provided, Human Resources is going to be published by Inkshares! 

      The competition is not over yet, and the campaign rolls on, but in the last week HR reached a critical milestone — we passed 250 pre-orders. This means the novel has qualified for "Quill" publishing by Inkshares, regardless of the competition outcome. 

      I am thrilled, and can’t thank you all enough. I can’t stop and relax yet though, as I need to continue campaigning until the end of the competition — 16 December (PST). 

      Why keep pushing when you are going to get published?

      Quill is a "light" publishing model — it is print on demand (not mass-production), doesn’t include marketing to bookstores, and misses out on some of the more valuable editing. If the book is published under Quill, I’ll hire an editor to make sure you get a quality finished product, but if we win the competition that is included — and obviously the marketing and mass-production would be amazing. 

      But wait, there’s more! Human Resources has also been selected by two Syndicates; the "Quill Brotherhood" syndicate and the "Great sci-fi for the 21st Century" syndicate. For those not familiar with Inkshares syndicates, they operate as a block. Readers can sign up to a syndicate (most have a clear theme) and agree to purchase the syndicate pick each month. I’m honoured to receive the support of both these groups.

      And now for some bad news... 

      The judges’ of the Launch Pad Manuscript Competition announced their Top 10 finalists this morning, and Human Resources did not make the list. This is disappointing, but I have much to celebrate: 

      • Human Resources is getting published. 
      • Out of more than 3,000 entries from 24 countries, the novel was judged by Hollywood insiders as being one of the 25 best. 
      • We are currently leading the crowdfunding competition. 
      • I’m still in the running for three major prizes: 
      • Human Resources could still be optioned by Scott Free. 
      • I could still be signed by Energy Entertainment. 
      • I could still win a mentorship. 
      • The novel and I will be featured in The Tracking Board’s Top Manuscripts of 2016 and The 2016 Hit List. 

      Over the course of the competition so far I have interacted with a number of the authors I have been competing against. Not only do they have some great books, but they have all been friendly and supportive. My sincere congratulations to the Top 10. 

      Where’s my "special" update? 

      Last week I promised something special this update. I was full of enthusiasm at the time, expecting to get everything done in time. However, I’m still refining the content of my second bonus feature. Rather than send it out bursting with typos, I’ll hold onto it and share it over the next week. 

      As always, if you haven’t ordered yet — there’s still time! 

      Robert 

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