My Kingdom for an Agent

Well, not really - but it did catch your attention. I’m quite happily writing and publishing without an agent at the moment.
That’s not to say that I would turn down any approaches by an agent. Of course, if the right agreement could be reached, I would sign with an agent. I have distribution onto most major retail sites, so it would have to be a fairly good offer / level of service to attract my attention.
More upcoming releases have been returned from the editorial pool, so the next couple of months are looking really good for a series of releases around once a fortnight. As they’re all in the short story / short novella length, it’s going to work out well for those readers who just can’t get enough of my stories.
I’ve been looking back over the stories that have been published, those coming up for release soon, and those on the drafting pile. What I’ve noticed is that the word counts are slowly creeping up, on average.
For the readers who want more and longer stories, they’re in luck. I haven’t set out intentionally to write the longer stories, it’s just worked out that way. At least one or two shorter novellas (over 10,000 words) will be on the market before Christmas, and likely before the end of September.
I have also updated “An Introduction to Sappho” to reflect the sites the book can now be found on. There are other retail sites that are carrying the title by way of an aggregator. If you find it, let me know and I’ll update the list to reflect where it can be found.