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Does everyone know I have an Amazon author page?
You can find it here. Notice the exciting Follow button beneath my photo. Click it, and apparently Amazon keeps you updated on my new releases and maybe other cool stuff. (For those keeping track,...
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“Dover Beach” is on sale for 99 cents!
But I don’t know how long we can stay in business offering these crazy low prices! Here it is on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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My author page
My publisher keeps getting more organized. Recently they launched author “landing” pages for the folks they represent. Here’s mine. They’ll include a link to this page at the end of each of my...
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Terra now available on Kobo, Google Play, iTunes…
For those of you who like to take less-traveled roads, my new novel Terra is now available on Kobo, Google Play, and iTunes. I’m not sure what’s taking Barnes & Noble so long. Here’s an article...
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In which Alexa reads my novel to me
My wonderful kids got me an Amazon Echo Dot for Father’s Day. This is an awesome little toy. Alexa (the thing’s voice) can play music and set a timer and tell me jokes and do math problems and lots...
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I’m pondering creating a “boxed set” of the ebooks for The Last P.I. series; it would sell for less than the three books sold individually.The mechanism is fairly straightforward; the only real extra...
View ArticleTime to pre-order “Home”!
Here it is on Amazon, with a publication date of April 2! I don’t really know why you’d pre-order the book instead of waiting until it’s actually available. Maybe you just want to make sure you get it...
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Most of my own “reading” nowadays is via audiobooks, which I listen to on my endless commute. There are pros and cons to this approach, but in my experience a good narrator can greatly increase my...
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Home is a little tricky to promote, being the third book in a series and all. I think it works as a standalone novel, but opinions may differ–and in any case, some people might not bother with it if...
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