Okay, I told you about this a few days ago and here it is!
Giovanni Gelati, blogmaster of Gelati's Scoop and host of the G-Zone on blog-talk-radio, created an innovative series called the Author's Lab with Trestle Press. Basically, he partners with a variety of authors to write an ongoing series of digital shorts. These e-books cover many genres mostly for adults, but I have the privilege of working with him on the first All-Ages story.
If you have a Kindle, it's only $0.99!
You will see inspiration from The Empyrical Tales, but this story takes on a life of its own. Hopefully, the G-Man and I will revisit these characters later this summer.
In the meantime, here is A Prince in Trenton, Seriously?
If you have already read The Fourth Queen and The Lost Queen, this will tide you over until The Secret Queen. If you haven't picked up The Empyrical Tales from Comfort Publishing yet, maybe this will entice you to step into my world!
Click HERE to go straight to Amazon!
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
My First Kindle
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Keeping Busy
I recently did an interview with Giovanni Gelati for his blogtalkradio to promote The Lost Queen. He invited me to do a short story together in order to give his readers and listeners a taste of The Empyrical Tales. The story is part of his Author's Lab Collaboration series. The G-Man has created a series of on-going stories with a variety of authors in a wide variety of genres. My installment is called "A Prince in Trenton, Seriously?" and is coming soon. I will post a link as soon as the story is available on Kindle and other e-book formats.
In the meantime, here is the cover art:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=217095181664567&set=a.144542815586471.17115.100000922590068&type=1&theater
Giovanni loves to get feedback on his artwork, so please leave a comment.
In the meantime, here is the cover art:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=217095181664567&set=a.144542815586471.17115.100000922590068&type=1&theater
Giovanni loves to get feedback on his artwork, so please leave a comment.
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