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Share on your blog/Twitter/Facebook and I will be eternally grateful.
As some of you know, I am a member of Codex, a group of “neo-pro” science fiction and fantasy writers. Most of us traditionally publish but a fair number have dipped their toes (and some their whole selves) into self-publishing. We are each offering some books for free tomorrow, September 26, until September 27. The freebie bash begins at midnight tonight PST (3 a.m. Eastern Time). Your local time will vary, as Amazon is a worldwide company, but they will all be free soon.
Here is an Amazon Listmania! list with all the books on offer.
Here is a link to the promo website.
I am offering The Godless Land. Download, and enjoy!
ETA 3:53 pm:
Nocturne, Son of the Night is now available as an audiobook. The narrator, Matt Weight, did an excellent job.
In all, it took about a month and a half for auditions and approving the chapters, but the end result was well worth it.
Coming soon to iTunes.
Go here to read, and get links for the first episode of Enchanted Forest.
I will be publishing some background info on the world on this web-site, so stay tuned.
(Click the cover to go to Amazon and sample, buy, et cetera. Other sites coming soon.)
I am super thrilled to announce that Fell Winter is available on Amazon. Kobo is figuratively giving me a heart attack with their converter, but I will–and verily–assay to get the book up on that site soon. Also, B&N.
Or in the words of my fellow Codexian Annie Bellet, cover pr0nz.
(Coming this autumn…)
An evil not seen in hundreds of years has awakened in the highland nation of Badelgard. The Ulfr – the original inhabitants of the land whose evil was matched only by their power over death – stir from their barrows.
The dead walk again at the command of an Ulfr witch. The fate of the High King and the possession of the High Throne grow more and more uncertain. Tensions flare between the lowborn commoners and the highborn descendants of the Seven Wardens.
In the middle of it all, the lowborn musician Brand Gutlaffson is thrust into a perilous chase thanks to the foolish decisions of his friend, the warrior Gunnar Whoreson. Their midnight flight takes them to the accursed land of Blackfold, where the ancient Ulfr goddess waits for Her awakening.
The cold begins to set in. But there is more to fear than darkness and snow in this FELL WINTER.
This 40,000-word novel begins the “Ulfr Crisis” trilogy.
Over the past two months, I’ve sat on this novel (not literally, of course.) Mostly, I procrastinated on writing the synopsis and query letter. I talked with my writer friends on Codex and Odyssey et al. I realized that, should I decide to submit it to publishers, I may as well have it available for the public to read. I’m thrilled to announce that I will be publishing “Fell Winter” — a novel of 40,000 words (160 printed pages) — soon . The next book, “High Queen of Badelgard,” will be available by early December this year.
COMING IN FALL 2012…
An evil not seen in hundreds of years has awoken in the highland nation of Badelgard. The Ulfr – the original inhabitants of the land whose evil was matched only by their power over death – stir from their barrows.
The dead walk again at the command of an Ulfr witch. The fate of the High King and the possession of the High Throne grow more and more uncertain. Tensions flare between the lowborn commoners and the highborn descendants of the Seven Wardens.
In the middle of it all, the lowborn musician Brand Gutlaffson is thrust into a perilous chase thanks to the foolish decisions of his friend, the warrior Gunnar Whoreson. Their midnight flight takes them to the accursed land of Blackfold, where the ancient Ulfr goddess waits for Her awakening.
The cold begins to set in. But there is more to fear than darkness and snow in this FELL WINTER.
This 40,000-word novel begins “The Ulfr Crisis” trilogy.
I’ve gotten good feedback on this series so far. I’m not happy with Kindle exposure (because they haven’t price matched the first episode to free) but I expanded to other markets this time.
The third installment in Enchanted Forest is called Dead Man Talking. Available on Amazon, Smashwords, and soon Kobo and B&N.
Hi, everyone. I have two announcements (or three, depending on what you count.)
Episode 1: Hag Hollow is ¡free! on Smashwords (easy to read on a mobile device) and Kobo. Amazon will hopefully price-match soon.
Episode 2 is available on Amazon, Smashwords, and Kobo (B&N coming soon) for $.99.
Episode 3 is coming next month.
The Godless Land will be free on Sunday, August 19, 2012.
Also, Episode 2 in Enchanted Forest will be available very soon.
In the meantime, if you read this blog, I would greatly appreciate it if you could like my Facebook page or become a fan on Goodreads. Anyone who does both will be double-appreciated.
Any little bit helps.
Thanks,
Andrew