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Hello all,

This is just a quick update.  This campaign is off to a good start.  It’s up to 10 orders which might not seem like much but as previously stated this is more so a marathon than a sprint.  I am currently working on a rewrite so for those that have received copies in the past, either as beta or just a thank you from me for the support, there will be a few changes.  Some kind of significant others just for my peace of mind.  

If you’re reading this thanks again for following along and for supporting this project.  If you haven’t ordered yet but would like to feel encouraged to use the link below:

https://www.inkshares.com/books/i-think-you-dropped-this?referral_code=b9693f32

Thanks again and enjoy the rest of your weekend/week depending on when this finds you.

Cheers

Brien

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    Joseph Asphahani liked an update for Exile, Magus

    Just a quick one for now.  Prior to my campaign I had stated that for every 50 followers I would upload a new chapter, and this first week of the campaign/contest has seen me sprint past 350 followers.  That means I’ll be uploading at least 1 chapter tomorrow.  I’d also been debating with myself whether or not to continue uploading chapters since I already have quite a large amount posted.  Truth is that I like sharing my story and world too much not to keep uploading.  Since I’m now in a campaign though, from this point on I’ll be basing chapter uploads on number of new people who’ve ordered rather than number of followers.  For every 25 new readers I’ll upload a chapter, and since we’ve already hit 25 readers that means I have a 2nd new chapter to upload.  I’ll be uploading those tomorrow.

    That’s all I’ve got for now.  Look for a real update on Tuesday, and as always thanks for your time and keep reading!

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      Joseph Asphahani liked an update for The Seventh Age: Dawn

      Today, with this update, I need your assistance. Fans of the Seventh Age, I need you to rally and click buttons!



      There are three buttons we are after:

      1. Author Facebook Page: Click Here
      2. Amazon Author Page: Click Here
      3. Seventh Age: Dystopia: Click Here

      By clicking "like, or follow," on any of these, it helps a ton in getting off the ground. Feel free to be interactive, ask questions, post things to my walls. Distract me from writing short stories about vampires who hunt and stalk internet trolls for food!

      Plus... I’m going to start putting artwork up at all these places where it’s a bit easier to organize. For the sequel: Dystopia. I hear-by promise I shall not spam thee. I will only update either Dawn, or Dystopia once a week, on alternating weeks. You’ll get mail from me, but I dare not send you two messages within the same week, after this week. 

      Lastly: I’ve got my next artist piece from The Art of Rachel Perciphone. Here is the Council of Death Lords, leaders of the Unification.


       

      Care for a demon heart?

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        Joseph Asphahani liked an update for The Knight Proper

        Adam Greven reveals all!! Well, not ALL, but like, a good chunk concerning everyone’s favorite new fantasy book (indulge us here), The Knight Proper! You can check it out here! 

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          @Joseph Keeler  I know the frustration you’re feeling right now. This is not an easy thing, especially during the course of a contest. We all are facing the same struggle, hustling to make that front page the best we can. Last year I was in the Nerdist contest, and my book never once made the front page. It was hard, it was frustrating, but in the end, even after the campaign ended, I was a better writer, and a better person because of it.

          You have to push past the guilt and promote yourself constantly. Your friends will get sick of it, people will tune you out, but you have to push past that. We all want to win, and you’re going to get support from a lot of friends, but the biggest source of support you are going to get is the other writers here on Inkshares.

          A failed campaign sucks. It’s a kick to the gut, and can rattle the faith you have in yourself as a writer. When I failed last time, I wanted nothing more than to curl up in a ball and ignore the world. I was broken, battered, and angry. I let the pressure get to me. I blamed myself for the failures. Now, a year later, I’m trying it again.

          Do your best. Push yourself. Develop your pitch, and talk about your book constantly. This is going to be hard. You’re going to feel a hundred different emotions at once, but know you really are amazing. You’ve put the thing you love, your book, out into the world. Not everyone can say that.
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            Thank you guys for this thread, all of you. I have been stressing out *hard* these past couple of days trying to get people to pre-order my book. Posting about it to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, Tumblr, you name it. I’m trying so hard and am getting very little in the way of interaction/response, and I’ve only gotten 4 orders. It’s super stressful! I’m going to try to keep pushing through that "I’m posting about this too often" guilt, though, and hope that it pays off... :/
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