I've started the engines on this free promotion of
Pandora, coming up Dec. 7 and 8. Who doesn't like free books, right?
I've submitted the information to about a zillion websites and will be tweeting and FB-ing both of those days, too.
Tell your friends. Mark your calendars.
What's really wonderful is seeing how many venues exist to publicize independent authors' eBooks. It tells me that a lot of people still love to read, even if it's not the "old-fashioned" way (remember paper and binding?). Plus, our ability to publish what we write without waiting for a publisher has opened up
whole new worlds for all of us.
I remember a few years ago, a college literature professor told me she could never imagine reading an electronic version of a book. I've thought about contacting her and asking her if she's bought a Kindle yet. She was on the cutting edge of technology, herself -- really into website design and e-learning -- so I'd be surprised if she didn't have a cool eReader of some sort.
Anyway, I'm also revving the engines on story 5 of
The Pandora Chronicles. Can't wait to finish writing that one, so I know exactly what happens, myself. :-)
Today, Dec. 8, you can download Pandora for free!
It is the year 2050, and for more than 20 years, suburbanites of Arcadia have suffered tremendous grief and loss every autumn, when the annual plague descends for its three-month run. The Pandora Chronicles tell the story of Hope, an 18-year-old woman who is determined to find the cause -- and cure -- for these plagues. Her father is already dead, and she almost lost her life, too. Who will survive? Will she discover the answers she seeks? Follow the story as it unfolds in each episode. Read Story 1: Pandora (The Pandora Chronicles Short Story Series)
