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Today I’m excited to reveal our new cover for BLUE WATER.  Our old one was designed in roughly five minutes to replace the generic cover Inkshares gives you when you start your book page.  And since everything with the first campaign was done in haste, designing a cover never really occurred to me.  The first campaign fizzled out, and the old cover just sat there.

Then we started the new campaign, and there it was still.  Boring, not eye catching, not even sized properly.  Nothing but the title giving a hint about the tone of the book, some blurry design behind it, just letting the potential reader glance past it without noticing.  And being that Inkshares is a game of getting noticed, it was doing me no favors.  And by doing me no favors, it was doing you no favors, because if it doesn’t get seen it doesn’t published, and you don’t get to read it.

So, with that in mind, I set out to design something that would jump off the screen and grab attention.  Hopefully, I’ve done that.  

Whaddaya think?

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    It’s been awhile. Let’s catch up, shall we, wolf pack?

    Summer vacation has come with all its distractions. For the past month, I have been away from home travelling the Great White North of Canada to meet with family and nature. 

    For a few weeks, I spend some time in Tobermory, Ontario (I highly recommend going there it is a beautiful place). I’ve been far from an internet connection this past week. However, my travels have not stopped my writing. In fact I did my rewrite of the third book by participating in Camp NaNoWriMo (sort of, because I found it hard to get internet). But now I’m back!!

    But that is not why I have made this update. I have great news, because with your help we have made it to 80 READERS in the wolf pack. So to congratulate and thank you, I have uploaded another chapter with a familiar character. I hope that you enjoy it. I have a lot of faith that we will make it to one-hundred by the end of the summer. Remember, when that happens all the second chapter PoVs will be uploaded for you to read.

    Thanks again for all of your support.


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      Time for this week’s spotlight update!
      This week I’d like to direct your attention to Proxy, by Rebekka S. Leber:
       

      Proxy serves up a complex, thoroughly fleshed-out urban fantasy world with a tone that manages to be both whimsically magical and irreverently sardonic. We’re given a deliciously flawed protagonist, whose superhuman destiny is offset by her extremely human weaknesses. Max Lucas promises to be a new icon in the tradition of hard-bitten reluctant heroines.

      If you liked Jessica Jones (and if you didn’t, you must not have seen it yet), Proxy is right down your alley. I can’t wait to see how this train wreck of an antihero chooses to use her powers when she becomes the last hope of a world that’s done nothing for her.


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        Quick note to backers who received eBook for iPad, Kindle or Nook:  Inkshares has sent a new version of the eBook because a couple of small errors were spotted after the conversion from the final digital proofs to the eBook file. If you’ve already downloaded and started to read, no worries -- I’m probably the only person who will notice anyway!! However, if you haven’t, please use the new version. 

        Thanks, all!!

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          James Rasile liked an update for Squids In

          Hello Everyone!

          After taking some time off following the conclusion of the contest I’ve decided to see if we can amass 250 pre-orders before the end of SQUIDS IN’s campaign in order to get this mad book published. I’ve even managed to convince Hendrix the octopus to hit the streets and drum up support.

          If you have any spare Inkshares credits or money that’s burning a hole in your pocket, you could do a lot worse then helping someone achieve publication.

          https://www.inkshares.com/books/squids-in

          Thanks guys!

          Matthew

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            James Rasile liked an update for A Bedlamite in Shadow

            Hey everyone,

            Okay, so I am a bit late in announcing the winner of the Amazon raffle.

            And the winner is: Rosella Weigand

            Congrats!

            We will have another raffle when we hit the 200 mark. So, if you haven’t placed a pre-order yet, please consider it. If you have already pre-ordered, any additional pre-orders will be included in the new raffle.

            Thanks again for your support,

            Rob


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