Chapter 17 The Collected Songs of Sonnelion (and a few other things)
Hard to believe we’re already up to chapter 17 of my Division serial novel, which you can read for FREE on Darkfuse’s website and Issuu. Thanks to everybody who has followed along, given feedback and helped spread the word! It’ll take another 11 chapters to finish the story and what a wild, sad, and sometimes brutal ride it’s been for my little protagonist Red Piccirilli. Already mapping out the next Division book (a Michael Johnston novel) that is going to be a ton of fun as well. Thanks again to those who have taken the time to read and share!
Soon I’ll be announcing a very fun competition that will be part of a Division Mythos website thingie that the very cool Peter Schwotzer is helping me build. Stay tuned, my pretties.
And it looks like I’ll have to reinstate my Twitter account, which I’m not fond of, but there’s a neat thing that Dave Thomas sent my way about Kindlegraph that will allow me to sign inscriptions to readers for Kindle editions of my work.
Also happy that the audio book of Nursery Rhymes 4 Dead Children is selling well. Thanks to everybody who has bought a copy!
Anyway, go read the serial novel and let me know what you think.
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What do you mean by "sign inscriptions" to a Kindle book?
Hey Chris! There's this new thing for signing Kindle books for customers. It's pretty neat. Here's their website and video: http://www.kindlegraph.com/about
Very cool. I did notice that one of the books they were requesting a kindlegraph from was "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest." Might need a Quija board for that one since the author has been dead for a while now....
Lol. Yeah, that would be a tough one to manage. I'm adding my books on there right now if you ever want an inscription telling you that you're awesome Chris.
Sounds like a good reason to open a Twitter account to me.
Yep, just added my books on there and writing inscriptions for people is fun anyway but I won't use Twitter for anything other than that. Like FB Twitter wastes too much of my time (which I'd rather use reading.) The Kindlegraph thing is worth it though. I want to give my readers something like that if they want it.
