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Peter Birdsall sent an update for Feyside

Good news everybody -- I've found the toolkit I've been looking for!



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    Peter Birdsall liked an update for Deus Hex Machina

    Gah I was mentioned on the Sword & Laser podcast!  Deus Hex Machina is officially FAMOUS! If you haven't watched the latest episode, they interview the current top three Inkshares finalists, and then mention my book at the end.  Very exciting stuff.  I loved Craig's story about his wife and how he started writing.

    We are currently at 94 orders, and the incomparable A.C. Weston has graciously decided to run a little contest in support of DHM. If we get ten more people ordering, up to 104, then she will raffle off an original inked panel she's creating from the DHM graphic novel to one of those ten people.  So awesome, I cannot handle it!  Check out just one of the awesome panels here:

    She's just so good, isn't she? I was so honored when she said she wanted to try her hand at a page from the old script. This sort of makes me want to update the script with the changes from the novel and get the whole thing drawn...but novel first! Focus Mandie!

    Anyway, if you want a chance be one of the next ten people to order the DHM!  

    Lastly, we are halfway to my next novel giveaway raffle, and only 65 orders away from 5th place. I know it seems like a long way to go, but we have a lot of followers so maybe these two contests will pull some lurkers out of the woodwork. I would love nothing more than to end this contest in 5th and maybe even 4th place. I think it's important to have a woman in the top five, don't you?

    Alright, I hope I get the chance to do a raffle drawing today, so I'll say see ya later rather than goodbye.  Cheers!


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      Hi everyone!

      I'm fine! Everything's under control, situation normal! We're - we're all fine here! How are you?



      Boring conversation, anyway!

      The 2word & La2er contest is almost over, and do I have some recommendations for you? DO I???

      First of all, you'd better go buy Deus Hex Machina by Amanda Orneck immediately.

       I get to cameo in the book (AHH) and I'm also illustrating a page of the graphic novel for Amanda... 

      And YOU could win an original ink drawing of one of the panels. Just be one of the next ten people to pre-order her book, and you'll be in the running to win the original final ink drawing that will be based on this sketch:


      So order!

      Secondly, LISTEN. You need to know about Transilience by Kevin Bragg.

      Transilience is a delightful concept that will probably (hopefully) be a movie someday. A scifi noir tale about a private investigator unraveling corruption and fighting for his life... on Mars? Heck yes!

      I checked in with author Kevin Bragg and now I'm super-excited about the variety of interesting women who play complex roles in his book. This isn't noir stuck in the past... this is future noir!

      As for She Is the End, well, Alex and I are working on it. It's going to be good.

      I promise.

      Happy Museday!
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        Not Afraid of the Fall: 114 days through 38 cities in 15 countries.
        Culled from on-the-go daily journal entries across 15 countries and 38 cities comes an exhilarating travel-inspired story, tracing one couple’s quest for true adventure above all else.
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        An avid reader. Yeah, that’s all I am going to say,folks.
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