Hannah Johnson's Blog - Posts Tagged "know-not-why"

(The artist of the above adorable drawing is not in fact Jack Dawson, but the marvelously talented Julia.)

To celebrate its two month anniversary of hitting the wonderful world of the internet, Know Not Why is on sale for $5.99! Check it out at the Amazon Kindle Store or Smashwords. :)

Hello dear readers! I've got a new entry up over at my blog, wherein I briefly talk grad school and Teen Witch (the two most pressing aspects of my life, naturally), but mostly Know Not Why. :)

From disco-mouse at deviantart, a gorgeous picture of Howie & Arthur! :) Check out that gentlemanly strolling.

Get Know Not Why for $2.99 at Amazon / Smashwords

'Tis the season for super fluffy winter romcoms! I am so in the mood to write something new for the holidays, but since grad school's got me all tangled up for the next few weeks, I figured I could at least share some preexisting holiday season fluff -- now fifty percent off, hurrah!

(Or, you know, around fifty percent. Somethin' like that. I am not a math lady!)

Hello, neglected blog! I am just dropping in to say that for the past few days, I've been feverishly scribbling a new tale starring the Know Not Why characters. I originally planned to release it on Halloween, but it's blossomed into more of a novella than a short story (60 pages and counting!), and I'm going to need a bit more time to finish writing and polishing it up.

So there should be a very silly -- and fashionably late -- Halloween-themed Know Not Why novella headed your way within the first week or two of November! Expect lots of banter and shenanigans, as well as some glimpses into the heads of characters who are not Howie. (Twist!)

To read a sneak peek scene from the story, go to the blog entry here!

If you would like to visit the GoodReads page for the novella, click here !

Hi everybody! In case you are hankering for a copy (... or something that involves a less creepy word than 'hankering'), Toil & Trouble: A Know Not Why Halloween (Mis)adventure is currently available on Smashwords here .

The Amazon Kindle edition is still processing; I'll drop in again and let you know when it's available too.

Happy reading! :)

Hello dear readers! Toil & Trouble is now up at the Amazon Kindle Store, too: you can find it here .

Happy reading! Thank you so much for all your support. :)

Hello everyone! This month marks the three year anniversary of the release of Know Not Why -- I can't believe the time has flown so quickly, and I am so thankful for your readership and support.

To celebrate this most illustrious of anniversaries (or ... something), Know Not Why is on sale until the end of April for $1.99.

Store Links
Amazon Kindle Store
Smashwords

Tell your friends! Or don't. I'm not your mom. :)

Hello all! After what was supposed to be a month-long sale that somehow turned into a year-and-a-half long sale (oops), I am going to be raising the price of Know Not Why a dollar to $2.99. Life stuff is happening -- which, ain't that always the way? Oh life! -- and that little bit of extra income will be extremely helpful right now, especially due to way the royalties policy functions on Amazon. (Self-publishing authors receive 35% of the royalties for a book priced under $2.99, and 70% of the royalties for a book priced $2.99 or above.)

I just wanted to give a heads up so that if anyone's been planning to purchase it at the $1.99 price, you'll have some time do so. The price change should go into effect within the next week.

Here is a nifty link to Amazon's Know Not Why page.

Thank you all for your readership and support; I value it beyond words. Best wishes to everyone, and I hope you're having a wonderful fall so far!

I will hopefully have a little Halloween tale (not Know Not Why-related, but similarly silly and fluffy, just with more ghosts and vampires and Halloweeny fiends and diabolical scheming and accidental falling in love) showing up for you sometime next month. :)

Krafty news in the year 2k19: Know Not Why is now available to purchase in paperback format! You can find it here on Amazon.

Thank you to those who've asked about the possibility of paperbacks over the years for putting the idea into my head. :)