Hello there wonderful people,
I wanted to take this opportunity to wish everyone a merry Christmas and happy holidays. I hope you've all been well and not too over whelmed by the stresses of this time of year. Thank you all for your continuing support. I'm working hard to polish my work to be the best it can be and in the next bit Ill be posting a re-edited chapter 1. If you like what you've seen so far don't forget to pre-order. It would really make my Christmas. For those who have already ordered thank you soo much for your support and faith in my work.
Happy holidays
Hey friends!
Did everyone have a great Saturday? I did! I was running back and forth between participating in the Inkshares Review-A-Thon, running errands, and deep cleaning the apartment for an ugly sweater Christmas party!
Needless to say, it was a busy day. But a fun one! And unfortunately, I didn't get to leave nearly as many reviews for my fellow authors as I wanted to, so I will most definitely be making up for that this week.
I DID however join in for JF Dubeau & Paul Inman's livestream broadcast. Many thanks to them, the other participating authors, and a massive thanks to A.C. Weston as well, the overworked mastermind behind this amazing event. You can watch the full video HERE. The Dax Harrison live-reading antics begin around 51:00, but I encourage you to watch the full stream if you have a chance. There are some great interviews with multiple authors and Inkshares co-founder Adam Gomolin!
I have yet to watch the replay of the live-reading myself, but apparently we must have done something right! Dax scored 12 more orders yesterday, and 4 today! I also took the opportunity last night to bug a few folks at the Christmas party. *mwah ha ha ha!*
Let's take a look at the countdown: 6 days left, 22 orders to go!
Oh, we've got this. We've SO got this! There's some more good stuff brewing at Camp Dax for this final week. Stay tuned!
-Tony
P.S.: I know I'm a bit behind on the latest mug giveaways. After this final push, I will get caught up, probably in one big grand finale video. See ya soon! :)
This morning, my alarm rang the cliche Nokia (not a sponsor) alarm at 6am.
I crawled out of bed with the ghosts of my strange dreams and made myself a cup of coffee (of course, only after I've brushed my teeth). Then, I got ready for the review-a-thon live stream!
Don't worry, if you didn't manage to catch the live stream while it was still live, you can watch it on YouTube.
My interview starts around 10:20. I spoke a little about The Battle for Oz and The Slave Prince, as well as what I do as my day job.
But wait... don't just watch mine. Watch the whole thing! We also had Gary Whitta (scriptwriter of The Book of Eli and the upcoming Rogue One) and Adam Gomolin (Inkshares VP) with us. Aside from that, there were mentions of many books worth supporting on Inkshares. So if you have a couple of hours to spare, check it out!
By the way, I know I mentioned in the interview that The Slave Prince is ranked #10 in the Sword & Laser Collection contest, but I just realised it has been bumped to #11. 
If you have yet to see what it's all about, please do :) I've added a new chapter too, and will continue to do so as more people come along for the adventure.
I hope you had a great weekend! I know I did :) Oh, and an advance Merry Christmas to all!
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First, a huge ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to my fellow inksharesians - A.C. Weston (She is the End), J.F. Dubeau (The Life Engineered), Paul Inman (Ageless), John Robin (I have probably left out a few important people, and while I shudder to lump you into 'everyone else', it is out of pure necessity... and thus, please accept my sincere apologies) and everyone else who had been working tirelessly behind the scenes to make this inaugural review-a-thon a success! Give yourself a pat on the back (even if you just shared on facebook or tweeted)!
Also, congratulations to all the winners! Yes, that's everyone, not just the prize winners!
Special thank-yous Jamison Stone (Rune of the Apprentice), John Robin (Blood Dawn) and Joseph Asphahani (The Animal in Man) for reviewing Genesis. You humble me, my fellow story-tellers!
Lastly, to all my supporters - past, present and future, thank you for sharing this very eventful journey with me. Genesis is still far from being complete, but I solemnly swear that I will work as hard as I possibly could, in the next 77 days, to tell you my story in the best way possible!
So, to everyone...
