Chris Robinson liked an update for ENHANCED

We know, we know -- we never call, we never write anymore. Well, that last part isn’t true, we’re still writing, we just haven’t been sending you updates. So here’s what’s up:


ENHANCED has received some very positive professional feedback through a couple other contests we’ve entered where the judging is based on the quality of writing and not on how relentlessly the author pushes their friends and family and total strangers to pre-order it.


There are still a few contests we’re waiting to hear the results of, most notably the Book Pipeline Contest that’s looking for new authors’ works that would adapt easily to film or television. We should find out if ENHANCED has risen to the Semi-finalist level mid-March, AND they include a page of professional feedback for each submission.


We’re also waiting to hear from Her Universe Press -- well worth investigating, especially for female scifi authors! Plus, they promise to respond to every submission whether they choose to publish the work or not.


We’re finally happy with our Query letter and the devilishly tricky 1 page Synopsis. We have a polished -- but we’re not claiming perfect -- manuscript that’s ready for an agent’s love.


So that’s where we are, sending our baby out into the world, to eventually take an honored place in the hearts of millions of readers.


We hope one of them some of them will be yours.

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    Soon.  

    Very soon now.  


    Goodnight. 

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      Physical copies have begun to ship! You’ll get a notification in your email - so check it obsessively. 

      We also have our first ’industry’ review in Publisher’s Weekly - and it’s...kind of a great review?

      A quick excerpt:

        "An unlikely band of heroes—some of whom are trying to kill one another—must gather together in order to save their world from the return of an ancient menace in an excellent, irreverent mix of sword-and-sorcery fantasy and SF. Adams’s flippant tone recalls Terry Pratchett, taking the skewering of tropes down a very dark path as he establishes a fantasy world built from the ashes of a technological one." -- Publisher’s Weekly  

      I have already reread this full review several times and I’m hornswaggled.  BEFUZZLED, EVEN. The potential impact of reviews like this cannot truly be calculated. Do you smell that? It smells like the fresh Legitimacy in the oven, how weird is that?

      I will also now awkwardly now segue to YOUR reviews that are even more crucial and potent. Here’s one of my many updates that yammers about it. Many of you are already reading the ebook and will be receiving the physical book in just a few days - as you finish go ahead and put up a review! You won’t be able to log them on Amazon until the book officially releases on 4/5 - but you can put them up on Goodreads whenever to ’store’ them, then it will be easy to copy and paste on launch day. YES, I know it’s a pain - please do it anyway? 

      More news as it comes in - and that goes for you folks as well. The moment you receive your physical copies, you best be sending me some cool pictures of you with the paperback to @gderekadams on Twitter. Or post them here - or tag me on Facebook - or attach them to a passing carrier pigeon!
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        Chris Robinson liked an update for Blood Dawn

        I’m so EXCITED!

        Check out the fan video for Blood Dawn that just went live this morning:

        Cara ("A.C.") Weston, author of She Is the End, offered to put together a fan video trailer for Blood Dawn, and HERE IT IS!

        Listen to several Inkshares authors talk about what’s GREAT about Blood Dawn and why they can’t wait to read it. In addition to Cara, these authors are:

        • Joseph Asphahani (The Animal in Man)
        • C. Brennecke (Seven Shards: The Colors of Wine)
        • Matthew Isaac Sobin (The Last Machine in the Solar System)
        • Craig Munroe (The Bones of the Past)
        • Michael Sebby (The Inhabitants: An Unremembered Life)
        • Paul Inman (Ageless) 

        Thank you so much for doing this! Thanks also to one of my beta readers, Tyler Sparrow, who recently read the first draft in its entirety, and added his praise in this video. And THANK YOU to Alex Weston (The "A" in "A.C. Weston") for his expertise putting this video together. This is an EPIC piece to add to the finish of this funding campaign.  

        I got shivers watching this. What a way to end the week! (Translation: Cara, you are the BEST!)

        :=)

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          Chris Robinson liked an update for U-Turn at Next Synapse

          It has been a while. There are a lot of new followers. Welcome ya’ll, make sure you grab some digital cornbread and pour your self a nice glass of virtual Sweet Tea, just like your robo-granny used to make.  

          So, I have been working on so many things for this book. Including but not limited to: designing character sketches, working on a prologue, cataloging and annotating the main draft before sending it off, enlisted beta readers, coming up with a new cover (so far?), at least one more legible and tone specific. And most important, I bought a new hat to celebrate my accomplished goal of reaching Quill and also hitting my sought after pre-order goal of 300. It is called the Good Boy from Goorin Bros. 

          A real beauty. As Ned Flanders once said, "Sometimes, you just gotta spoil yourself." Rightly so. There you go, a little update of what has been happening. 

          And here is something for all of you to do--tell your friends about this chaotic feverish tale, or if you have not yet, order one for yourself. If you have more time after that, send out a review to be added to my page, let me know what you think, what you feel. Plus, do not forget to Like! and share the official Website Facebook page.

          My undying thank-yous to all who have helped, supported, nurtured, and damned this book/put it down/ignore it, for it is the latter that gave me the fire to prove them wrong. 


          Checkmate and Rummy my dear Gladiators. 

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            Ghosts of War grabbed me from the beginning. It was one of the first books on Inkshares that really captivated my attention, and I've been rooting for it ever since. The artwork that Paul posted is what piqued my interest. It evoked images of Final Fantasy VII, the RPG that changed my adolescent life with its rich detail, engrossing story and a vibrant cast of characters. I love an ensemble story (as evidenced by the one I've written, myself), and Ghosts of War has all of the elements that make such a story a joy to read: camaraderie, humor, conflict, and perseverance ... add to that his knack for vivid detail and fluid action, and it all makes Ghosts a great read.
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              Chris Robinson liked a review for Ghosts of War
              Ghosts of War grabbed me from the beginning. It was one of the first books on Inkshares that really captivated my attention, and I've been rooting for it ever since. The artwork that Paul posted is what piqued my interest. It evoked images of Final Fantasy VII, the RPG that changed my adolescent life with its rich detail, engrossing story and a vibrant cast of characters. I love an ensemble story (as evidenced by the one I've written, myself), and Ghosts of War has all of the elements that make such a story a joy to read: camaraderie, humor, conflict, and perseverance ... add to that his knack for vivid detail and fluid action, and it all makes Ghosts a great read.
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