I’m going to be talking about this topic a lot more in the next few weeks, but with all the other fellow Inkshared books releasing soon, consider this my opening salvo.

Today is February 4th, and this is the end of my Inkshares funding campaign. Wow. I still have a couple more hours left, and most of us are busy during the day, so this is a final warcall into the heavens. U-Turn At Next Synapse is at 284 copies, and there has been a lot of support for it in the last few days. The comments, the follows--it overwhelms this strange man typing to you. My goal is to have this book get a perfect score in Bowling before today’s end.

Can we get to 300 copies pre-ordered. Click the FB page above and send some digital love and to all those following, grab a copy before the clock strikes 12. It will not be disappointing I assure you.

Congrats to my fellow Nerdists becoming a part of the growing regime of Quill; Janna Grace and Tony Valdez. Perhaps I will be among those names soon. We shall see.

Checkmate and Rummy my dear Gladiators

Dear friends and backers, sentients of all class and model, it is an important day indeed. While The Life Engineered is only releasing to the general public on March 1st, to those of you that have supported this project and have been the pillars upon which this dream has been built, the digital copies are being released today.

If you haven’t already, you will soon receive an email from Inkshares with instructions on how to get your digital version of The Life Engineered. It’s my sincere hope that you will read and enjoy it. Writing and editing it has brought me great pleasure, logic should dictate that you the readers are next in line for that joyful process.

However, I do have one more favour to ask.

Once you’ve read it, if you enjoyed the book, it would mean the world to me (and be favourable to book sales and thus my writing career) if you would be so kind as to rate and review The Life Engineered on Amazon and/or Goodreads.

Rankings are insanely important and reviews are a large part of it all. You wonderful intelligences have already done a lot for me but I know I can count on you to help with yet another step.

Again, thank you so much. I won’t lie; a big part of why I want these reviews is because I’m dying of curiosity to know what you thought of the book. I’m eager to engage in conversation about this story and, if you want to discuss it with me or other readers, join me on Facebook at my writer’s page.

Cheers my friends, and good reading.

J-F Dubeau