Chapter Two came back to me today, I’ve now re-read it and put it up. So there’s another chapter for you wonderful people to sink your teeth into. Next step is very much going through everything uploaded so far and making it a bit more consistent and, well, better. I’m also working on Chapter Four.
Hey guys!
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.
In five days, we’re re-launching the campaign to get Blue Water published. This time, we’ll be ready. I hope you are too. Together, we can get this book into your hands, and with your help, the hands of all your friends and family.
http://www.bluewaternovel.com
http://www.inkshares.com/books/bluewater
http://www.facebook.com/bluewaternovel
Greeting Jackolytes,
Christmas in July! The word is I’m getting the copy-edited version of Sync City back mid-July. I’ve got to say I’m excited (and nervous) to see what comes down the pike.
I’m also off to Canada tomorrow. Hopefully in a couple of days I’ll get to meet Christopher Huang and some of the other Montreal Inkshares crew – and, in all honesty, that’ll be awesome!
I’m also still feverishly banging away at Destiny Imperfect to try and get into the top three of the Inkshares/Nerdist contest. It’s amazingly tight at the top and if you could throw a pre-order my way, it’d be much appreciated.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Peter
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!
A very, very special thanks to Jamison Stone: our Thursday update takes the form of a special guest blog post on his site.
Click here to read it, and please consider buying a copy of his awesome book, Rune of the Apprentice, hitting shelves soon!
Hey, everyone. I know it’s been a while, but I wanted to give an update! It looks like funding has kind of stalled. That being said, I think this thing could definitely get turned around! If you haven’t preordered yet, now is the time to do it!
Tonight, I plan on... ahem... uploading the next chapter here for everyone to see! Hopefully, that will bring more people on-board. Chapter Two brings new insight into Jonathan’s murder, as well as explaining the nature of Uploading further. I look forward to you all reading it!
