"Dragon's Bones" is now available, a novelette in chapbook form:
https://www.srmpublisher.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=&idproduct=53
Jim
(wearing his author hat today)
>A couple of y'all have expressed interest in further "Stonefort
>Stories" to follow up on DRAGON'S EYE and DRAGON'S TEETH.
>
>"Dragon's Bones" is now available, a novelette in chapbook form:
>
>https://www.srmpublisher.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=&idproduct=53
>
Yeah, you're shameless! (grinning)
I'll be on the lookout for it around here, too - assuming it isn't
just available online...
--
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"hot damn," says kitten..."that's wonderful."
It's a small-press publication, so not likely to be in your Friendly
Neighborhood Bookstore -- much less Borders or B. Dalton. They do get
into some specialty SFF stores like Uncle Hugo's and Powells.
On-line order is your best bet.
Jim
COOL!! Not the series I like the best (because the other one is) but
that's terrific. I'll have to get it from the liberry unfortunately but
waiting is part of life.
Ree
Well it's about time. Winter/Summer next I hope?
Why the small publisher? I know that Urban Fantasy is very popular
right now and yours are much, much better than some I've mistakenly
taken home.
Small publisher is because Ace has declined to follow up on either
series. Sales weren't good enough to keep them happy.
That's life in the big city . . .
Jim
Silly people!!!
I have added your new book to my Christmas wish list, and let a
certain Patron know that it's around. ;-)
Desideria
Saw that SRM had your stuff. Need to get to ordering some.
Writing something new, or is your name "non-performing in
publishing right now?
SAMK
sorry for bad typing, i'm one-handed.
>
> Writing something new, or is your name "non-performing in
> publishing right now?
>
I have a couple of completed novels out looking for a home, but they
seem to be sleeping on park benches or under bridges right now.
Jim
I will have to let Ace know what I think of their extremely poor
taste. A couple of the stinkers I picked up have been theirs. ; p
I can't call it "poor taste" -- they want to, *need* to, make money.
To stay in business, you know . . .
If my books don't sell enough copies to contribute to that goal, blame
the public's poor taste. "The Public" has broad shoulders, and bears
the burden of many sins.
Jim
Hope someone loves them soon (enough to pay you for them.
SAMK
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