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James Rasile liked an update for Our Family’s Elephant

Hey Everyone!

Sorry for the long delays in updating. I’ve recently started a new job as the Director of Communications at a great company, but it has taken over my writing/designing time.

That said, thank you for your continued support. There are 34 days remaining in this campaign and if you all share the book with your friends to get the word out, I’m certain that we can make our goal.

As a reminder, I pledge to reinvest everything that’s made from this campaign into getting copies into schools, reading programs and libraries nationwide. For every hardcover sold, I will personally donate a copy to a local program.

So, please take a moment and share the book to your family, friends, social networks, book clubs, church groups and mailman. Tell your local librarian that they can get a free copy if more people pick one up!  Let’s make Our Family’s Elephant hit the shelves nationwide! 

Thanks!
Chris

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    James Rasile liked an update for Asteroid Made of Dragons

    Hey gang! Inkshares is letting all of the Dragon-nominated books do a flash sale between now and the end of the month. Me and the rest of the published Sword & Laser Shelf is .99 in ebook until DragonCon.

    You - probably- already have my book, but this is a perfect time to complete your set with my shelf-brethren.

    The Life Engineered – by J.F. Dubeau

    An Unattractive Vampire – by Jim McDoniel

    The ebooks are DRM free of course - and sent to you in both .epub and .mobi.

    This is, of course, part of promoting ourselves towards The Dragon Awards - have you, uh, have you -- voted for...for anyone..in particular...yet?


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      I’ve been writing novels, short stories, and blogs for the better part of five years.
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      James Rasile liked an update for A Beast Requires

      Well, we’ve reached another Monday.

       

      Just a few, brief, early week tidbits before my day starts in earnest.

      First off, holy shit! The WHY SO SERIOUS? Syndicate has selected A Beast Requires as their 1st selection!

       

      I’m blown away, and incredibly honored that two amazing humor writers think A Beast Requires is not only funny, but a great book as well. Writing humor is a game of rough shot, and going in, you know that not every joke is going to land. The greatest joy I get from my readers is when they tell me about all the inopportune times they burst out laughing.

      Secondly, I will be doing another awkward author video this week, talking about the world building that went into A Beast Requires. I mentioned it briefly forever and a day ago, but I feel it deserves a bit more of an in depth conversation. So stay tuned for that, and hit me up with any questions you have about A Beast Requires, or me, on Twitter @EremiticFool

      And the last tidbit, my newest article is up on Killer Moose. This month I’m talking about Guardians of Order’s Game of Thrones RPG, GURPS Discworld, and the Dresden Files RPG. Yea, I go deep into settings, discussing if a game can stay true to its fandom while bringing in new players. So if you’re into tabletop RPGs, definitely check it out.


      Also, can I mention how awesome the word tidbit is? So freaking glorious.


      - Jay

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        James Rasile liked an update for Children of the Teller

        Dear Readers,

        I want to thank all of you for your faith in Children of the Teller. I want you to know how much your support means to me. 

        I have decided to cancel this campaign for the time being. I am not currently able to put in the time and effort that is needed to run a successful Inkshares campaign, let along win an Inkshares/Geek & Sundry contest.You should see a refund from Inkshares soon.

        If you haven’t already, consider purchasing my first novel, Lucky. There are only 16 days remaining in that campaign and it is running 425 orders short of our goal. If you order a copy and then get five other people to order, that will make a big dent in the remaining numbers.

        While I have your attention, please note that Sara Polk’s amazing novel The Delicate Art of Soulripping is currently #2 in the Geek & Sundry Fantasy contest! A few notes about this novel that you need to know:

        1. I witnessed the creation of this novel first hand during National Novel Writing Month 2014 (the same year I wrote the sequel to Lucky, the forthcoming Fortune and Glory).
        2. Many donuts died an honorable death to bring The Delicate Art of Soulripping to life.
        3. I don’t think I have ever been so excited to see a novel get to publication.

        If there are any issues with your refunds, please let me know (a direct message on Inkshares will do) and I’ll do what I can to help you get it straightened out.

        As always...thank you.

        - Webster

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          James Rasile liked an update for The Amaranth Chronicles: Deviant Rising

          OH BAAAYBEEEEEE! Storm Chaser’s fully Textured and ready to go!

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6OEDfDOjDg&feature=youtu.be


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            James Rasile liked an update for The Hunter Saga

            Hello adventurers!

            I have spent my afternoon and evening today editing the previous chapters, adding some things and fixing the errors I made with the help of one dear follower. It is only right that I give his project a shout out. Go and check out his book, The Knightmares! It is a horror book, with a most entertaining and quirky style to it.

            I am currently in the middle of writing a new chapter, and one minute worth of text is already available. The chapters I’m releasing this week require a ton of research and double-checking the facts. The Hunter Saga isn’t obviously meant to be a history book, but I feel like the more real and accurate the environment is, the more magical the fantastical things will be.

            During the next few chapters we will explore the relationships of the characters deeper, as they are bound to spend a lot of time together to get to their goal. No worries, there will be plenty of action afterwards. Plenty. Oh gods I feel horrible just thinking about the things I’m destined to write soon. But it must be done! I’m thinking about how much do I want to release here, and at the very least, I need to tell this first origin story to its end *shudder*. You don’t become a monster hunter without getting some trauma, that much can be deciphered from Supernatural. Everything is going to be alright, right guys? Why am I sounding like a creepy villain from Goosebumps? Huff!

            Sweet dreams! You are important!

            -H.A.

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