OK so up to this point I’ve blogged and tweeted, updated my Facebook feed and hooked all my various digital incarnations together so
that I can update them all at the same time…Digital ubiquity has been achieved. I’ve published a book, so Digital publishing was achieved.
Tonight, as Darth Vader would say, “the circle is now complete”
My [...]
Now I’ve entered the Digital Reading age…
I couldn’t resist…here is what I’ve written of Book 2 so far…
I present the part of book 2 that I have written so far. about 3000 words. I have to get to 10000 words to put it up on Authonomy to start getting reviewed there.
Remember, book 1 is published on the Amazon Kindle and the Kindle for iPhone and available for purchase today..see the link [...]
Book 2: starting to flesh it out a bit more
So I start with a letter about Pascal and his time from Pascal’s son to his grandson. It recounts the characters from the first book and then explains the tricky relationship between Pascal, Prince Consort and Lord of Naerius and leaves off with a “let me recount the first mission I went on your [...]
Starting to work on Urtaru II: The Judge…
So I’m working on the second book in the trilogy: Urtaru II: The Judge. My idea is to write this in the first person as Adam Philip-Augustus Urtaru, the 2nd of 3 of 3 in the prophecy writes a compendium of information for his son, who is the 3rd of 3. Essentially he will be [...]
OK so I published my book…Urtaru…on Kindle
Supposedly in 24 to 72 hours my book will appear on the Kindle site. I had to scramble to make a book cover so that it had something to show when it listed it.
The publishing process itself wasn’t so bad. I had to take the book which I have written in Apple’s Pages, export it [...]
A small excerpt from my book…
OK so I finished my science fiction novel just before starting school again. 348 pages. I spread these kinds of explanatory reference chapters throughout the book so that people can understand what’s going on. They are to be read as if from a future text written to explain these times. Given the limitations of the [...]
