Your Long iBooks Nightmare Is Over
Yes, it's true: "The Frozen Sky" and my other e-book mini collections are now on iBooks as well as Kindle and Nook. If you're an iPerson, there's no need to chew your fingernails up past your elbow. Let your arm heal! Go forth and read.
Truth to be told, I'm still wrestling with getting the cover art right. They just won't crisp up on iBooks, a hurdle that's bewildered my various artists in part because iBooks' only specifications on the matter are, and I quote, "a JPEG file minimum of 600 pixels in the larger dimension."
So why are some covers hot pepperoni in the iBooks library and others slightly blurred? Only the Bigger Apple knows (the Big Apple being NYC; the Bigger Apple being Apple).
Part of self-publishing is taking on responsibilities that I'd rather leave to professionals. So there's a professional artist on his way to the scene, folks. In the meantime, those awesome stories are just full of awesome. You can find 'em here:
"Monsters"
"Gunfight at the Sugarloaf Pet Food & Taxidermy"
And don't forget, the Plague Year novels are on iBooks, too, and boy do they look nice on an iDevice! That's one upside of working with traditional publishers. The cover art goes down nice and sharp in all stores, all formats, all the time.
More soon! 
