Self-Promotion for Authors

[ozmosis7]

Thank you, Squire. I hope you enjoy it.

[srboone]

Great collection of tales, Ken, bravo! Looking forward to TOT Part Deux. Nocturnal and What's This Line For? made me a fan.

[ozmosis7]

Posted this in another thread, but will thank you here, as well. Your words are very much appreciated, sir. I'm glad you enjoyed the collection.

[Steven Lloyd]

Hey, gang!

Just wanted to stop in and give some great info. When my publisher Biting Dog Publication told me about CD’s promotional thread, I was elated to say the least. Biting Dog has just uploaded my new E-book “The Wooden Box”.

You can get it at these locations.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-...=2940016337357

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BCNWI5Y/..._WVpfrb1M35D8E

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/282365

About the story:
During the Great Depression many travel across the country in search of work but for Mack Grainy the Depression is the least of his worries. Personal battles ensue when his wife asks him to do something that will change their lives forever. Time grows short as he prepares to build her a wooden box.



"The Wooden Box" is powerful, tough, and tender. Read it and see what I mean.
--Bill Crider



A beautiful story.
--Kealan Patrick Burke

The Wooden Box is as excruciating as it is uplifting. It's a simple parable, but it packs a strong punch.

--The Horror Drive-In


You can read the full review from The Horror Drive-In on my site. http://stevenlloydnet.webstarts.com/index.html


Hope this wasn’t too long of a post, guys. Enjoy the story!


Steven

[RichardThomas]

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I'm teaching a class over at LitReactor on editing your fiction. Should be fun.

http://litreactor.com/classes/trim-t...richard-thomas

"In this two-week workshop, Richard Thomas will teach you how to edit your work like a surgeon—to kill your darlings, trim the fat, and leave only the best bits of the story behind."

[ozmosis7]

After much work, all three of my SAGA OF I books are now available in one omnibus.
http://amzn.com/0615752950

[srboone]

Mere days after I went and bought all three! Sheesh!

[ozmosis7]

Sorry, Squire. I hope you enjoy them, though.

[ozmosis7]

One more announcement. If you have a Kindle or feel up to downloading the Kindle software fore your device or computer, I've made all of my children's books free for today. I self-publish these stories for my own children, but kids of all ages seem to enjoy them. So if anyone would like to check them out...

http://www.amazon.com/lm/R3SOVEPMSKI...ie=UTF8&lm_bb=

[ozmosis7]

Sorry for so many posts today, but I've been handed another surprise. This one is a little early.
http://amzn.com/0615778097

[ozmosis7]

I'll be hanging with the Werepig tonight at 9pm, tripping over my words with my awful Seth Rogan-esque voice. Stop by and give a listen. He's a damn good man.
http://www.tmvcafe.com/

[Vitka]

Howdy folks. Brand new here, but I figured I would shamelessly promote my new book.



"What if Philip K. Dick and Hunter S. Thompson had collaborated on The Walking Dead?"

NYC has two renewable resources: Attitude and sleazy politicians. Now, one politician has ushered in the end of the world. A councilman kills a hooker with his genitals. From that shocking sexual dalliance is spawned a super parasite that transforms its victims into ravenous monsters -- and it's loose on the streets of New York. There are worse things than zombies out there. Who will survive this apocalypse?

"With INFECTED, there is a bold new voice howling in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. William Vitka brings serious game to the genre in a way that revitalizes while it terrifies." - Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of ASSASSIN'S CODE and DUST & DECAY

"INFECTED is charmingly perverse, vivid and thrilling. It feels like Philip K. Dick's delicious hate letter to JJ. Abrams." - Cherie Priest, award-winning author of BONESHAKER and GANYMEDE

Get INFECTED here, on Amazon.

[Randy D. Rubin]

I had to take a break from my asylum piece 15k and growing and write a tiny little zombie tale. (1741 words) Someone at open markets went through this shpil about wanting horror "literature" and I thought to myself, I thought that's what we're all trying to produce with every story we write. Anyway I figured that this teeny-weeny zombie tale may just have crossed the ubiquitous threshold of literature but I wouldn't know a good horror story from horror literature if it bit into my ass with zombie molars. Anyway I'm quite pleased with how this one turned out... and I swore I'd never jump on this "zombie" bandwagon everyone seems to want to produce something for. I guess I'm a zombie sellout now. Booooooo!

[srboone]

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[ozmosis7]

I just received my contributor copies for this one, so I'm giving one away on Goodreads if anyone cares to sign up.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...dead-civil-war