Price drop
Whoops! Forgot to mention that I temporarily dropped the price on A Warrior’s Path to $0.99. The price is good through Tuesday.
Whoops! Forgot to mention that I temporarily dropped the price on A Warrior’s Path to $0.99. The price is good through Tuesday.
I wish I knew how to make a progress bar, but anyway, draft one of A Warrior’s Knowledge is about 60% complete. I’ve also outlined at least 1/2 of the remaining portion. Now all I have to do is write.
Now that my stupdenously annoying and difficult ten year recertification exam is over – HUZZAH!!! I get to get back to writing volume 2 of The Castes and the OutCastes.But not until I finish reading The Raven’s Shadow by Elspeth Cooper. So far this year, in just these four months, I’ve probably read more than I had all…
*BUMP* Just reminding anyone who might be interested that starting today, April 27th, A Warrior’s Path is discounted to $0.99 as part of Amazon’s Daily Deals. Three days later the price rises to $2.99, and then three days later, on the evening of May 3rd, the price goes back to normal. Again, I know people who visit this site…
I hate doing marketing. Sigh. But anyway, starting early on the morning of April 27th, A Warrior’s Path will be deeply discounted to just $0.99 as part of Amazon’s Daily Deals. This will continue for three days before the price rises to $1.99, and then three days later, on the evening of May 3rd, the price goes…
It’s a beautiful day here in North Carolina. Hope everyone has a wonderful Easter!
This story makes me smile. http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/latest-white-house-gatecrasher-real-fox-171245687–abc-news-politics.html?vp=1
Lucky Man. An old song by The Verve from a performance on Later with Jools Holland.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/entertainment/books/Williams+author+inspired+Game+Thrones+write+sequel/9711166/story.html An interesting article on the lineage of epic fantasy. I think the author understates the impact and presence of authors of the time, such as Michael Moorcock, Tanith Lee, Roger Zelazny, and Charles DeLint, who wrote and write works very much outside the realm of Tolkien or Howard (Conan). Nevertheless, it’s nice to see…
Zombies are very popular right now. I love The Walking Dead, and I laughed at the inappropriate gallows humor of Zombieland. I’ve even seen three or four of the Resident Evil movies. And, of course, there’s the George Romero zombie movies. Someday I’d even like to work zombies into a novel. But despite my fascination…