Category: Promotion
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Watch City Festival
I spent my weekend at a Steampunk event. It was rainy and chilly at times, but there were a few thousand people passing through the park, and many were in costume and playing the part. I spent my time explaining what steampunk is, painting faces, and selling my book. That last was very rewarding, to…
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Desperately Seeking Coffee
I have coffee, it’s just that the pot is taking an awfully long time to bubble through for me this morning. In the mean time, I’m bumbling through a list of what I need to get done today. At 6 pm this evening I complete my semester with a Cultural Anthropology exam, and a ten…
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Free in more versions
I just managed to get The Twisted Breath of God up over at Smashwords, so those of you that have a Nook, or other ereader than a kindle can grab a free copy to sideload on your reader of choice. In other news, it’s been a long school day and I’m a bit addled. If…
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Free Story!
Monday through Wednesday this week my short story, The Twisted Breath of God, will be available free! Click on the cover below to get it. You don’t need a Kindle or ereader to read it, and it’s short enough for anyone to read comfortably on their computer. So discover one of my first, most ‘twisted’…
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Reading and Signing
I will be having my first reading and signing event for Vulcan’s Kittens! Where: Mansfield’s Books, Tilton, NH When: May 10 What time: 3:00-6:00 pm Copies of my book will be available for $9.99, which is a $5 savings over anywhere else they are available. There are copies available in his shop now, and they…
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Post up at ASM
This week’s post written by me is up at Amazing Stories Magazine. Covering the Topic is a brief take on the art of creating a cover for your work. If you are really interested in the topic, Mark Alger does a wonderful, in-depth exploration at his blog, starting here. He does a much better job…
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The Otherwhere Gazette
Patrick Richardson was kind enough to let me guest blog over at his place, the Otherwhere Gazette. I wrote a rambling piece on my own road to self-publishing.
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An Interview with Stephanie Osborn
Crossposted from Amazing Stories Mag, where I blog on Mondays. I interviewed Stephanie Osborn because I really like her Displaced Detective stories, and if you’re a Sherlock fan, you should definitely try them out! Click here for her first in the series *very* reasonably priced! Cedar Sanderson: Why do you write? Stephanie Osborn: Wow. That’s…
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Snippet 2 of Vulcan’s Kittens
To celebrate my (finally!) getting the spine properly formatted for the print edition, here is another snippet of Vulcan’s Kittens. If you would like to read the first snippet, look here before you start on this one. To buy a print copy, click here. Linn woke up in the morning to her grandfather shaking her…
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Promoting and Reviewing
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This is going to be a short post. I really ought to be writing – well, ok, writing fiction, not blog posts. My day so far has been filled with writing, but for school, and work. I did a little reading, too, in breaks from the writing. One thing I read was Sarah Hoyt’s blog…
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It’s Here
Vulcan’s Kittens is now available for purchase as an ebook on Amazon! I am so very excited, this is my first completed novel. Also, it is a very special story to me in many ways. (click on the cat’s eye to buy) So, if you read it, let me know if you liked it. Let…
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Newsy Thing
The last 24 hours have been rather productive on the writing part of my life. Since I wear many hats, this is not always the case, although I am being good about maintaining my daily wordcount on Pixie Noir, my work-in-progress. I finally bit the bullet (now, there is an interesting metaphor, and I wonder…