Chapter Three (Benjamin, Age 28)
And then we were out on the street, walking briskly through the narrow Paris streets. Pretty much every building in the whole neighborhood was white. Maybe the cafe in the bottom floor was painted a different color, but there was a lot of white, including the giant cathedral on the hill.
“It’s called La Basilique du Sacré Cœur, Benjamin. Perhaps later, we can walk up the steps and get a caricature drawn,” Camille said when I. . .
I know everyone is tired of hearing me say thank you, but honestly there’s no way to say it enough. Right now we’re at 146 readers of The Sleeping Man, and every single time that number goes up it makes me work all the harder reviewing books and supporting the Inkshares community. My goal remains the same, 250 readers of The Sleeping Man. As you may or may not know, once the number 250 is reached I will open the pre-orders so that when every reader orders one book it will be published.
Thank you to those who have recommended, shared on Twitter/Facebook, and sent the link to friends and family. It means the world to me.
Sweet Dreams,
Stephen Carignan
A terrible new villain comes into the fold in today’s Chapter 32: Gates of Paradise Lost. Who is this evil half man, half machine?
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Dreams, dreams, dreams, etc., etc., etc.
You’ve read and/or heard my pitch, and maybe it can be too general at times. Luckily, Jamison Stone, author of Rune of the Apprentice (coming in November) and Inkshares extraordinaire, allowed me to write a guest post on his blog. I am honored he asked, and you can read it here:
There’s a lot of material there that would never fit on my Inkshares page, and it’s probably the most specific I’ve ever been about what has driven my writing. I hope you enjoy.
Happy dreams to you all.
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