Not much of a marketing hook, but whattayaz 'spect from a Bad Cat Robot who aspires to Evil Galactic Overlordship through the liberal application of her Death Ray®?
No, really, our own BCR is on Amazon! A note from the author:
Link to the Amazon page: The Last Mage Guardian
Plus, she has launched a new website under her real name for the writing stuff, Worlds Away.
More coming, like a second book in mid-December!
Congrats BCR!!!
No, really, our own BCR is on Amazon! A note from the author:
It's live and everything! Plus, I only put it up four days ago and 8 copies have sold. I know who one of them is, but not the rest-- and I'm only just now getting around to sending the emails to tell people. W00t!
Link to the Amazon page: The Last Mage Guardian
Plus, she has launched a new website under her real name for the writing stuff, Worlds Away.
More coming, like a second book in mid-December!
Congrats BCR!!!
Congrats BCR!
Thanks, RetRsvMike! The kitties shall eat tuna tonight!
Cheers
Talk with Larry //larrycorreia dot wordpress dot com/ he knows how to work the NYT bestseller numbers to your advantage. He also writes a darn fine story,
Now off to Amazon,
I just have one question. How do you get an autographed copy of a Kindle book?
Buy the book!
So... When can I pick up the next one?
Paper, please.
No kindle.
What? No Kindle? What'r youze? Some sorta ludite? :P
Seriously, I just bought my Kindle a few days ago. Love the thing. I had been using an old Ebookwise Ereader gizmo but it died a miserable battery failure of a death. I got the Kindle because there's replacement batteries available for the thing... for when the day comes.
I've already got much of the old classics downloaded for free from such places as project gutenberg, so the price of the device is well covered by 40 or so of the Greek, Roman, early Briton/Saxon and lots of more recent histories I got for free.
I'm an old timey fan of fantasy type novels so I'll get this one for sure once I get a new batch of income in the bank. With the new Kindle and a new bed, I kinda wiped my money horde out... temporarily.
Old QM - Sabrina came very close to getting published by Baen before Jim Baen died. It's now virtually impossible for a non-established author to get published these days, while the popular ones are being worked to death cranking out the series (I have visions of dungeons at the publishing houses).
The way to get published is, of course, to get published. And the ebook venue provides a way for aspiring authors to get themselves noticed. And Sabrina is going about this in the manner of a professional - i.e., she hired a real artist (not cheap) to do cover art for her ebook. She's got to sell a goodly number of books to make back that investment.
But if she can sell enough ebooks to show she has some gravitas, then you'll get your chance to read her the old fashioned way. I like real books, too. Especially if there are going to be pictures or maps. But I read a lot of sci-fi and fantasy on my Kindle.
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Paper versions- I am considering doing the print-on-demand thing Amazon offers, if I think the market is there (hint: get all your friends to buy my e-book!) They wouldn't be cheap, unfortunately, probably around $15-17 unless a miracle occurs. I will keep it in mind.