These Darkened Streets back in digital "print"
Note I said good stories. I've trunked plenty of my tales, including some which have seen print. Even though they were published once, I might not want to claim them as one of my current stable of quality tales.
Way back on March 26, 2012, I wrote this post which explains how many of my collections and stories were wrested away from readers. I'm working to make them available again. And here's the thing--as I republish, I republish at the lowest price point I can. I don't mind 99 cents if it means a reader will take a chance and pick up my stories. This writing thing isn't solely about making money (although compensation is nice); it is about telling stories.
When I started focusing on the money, I started to lose my love for the process. The universe set me right.
I've recently returned Darker Matter: Stories of Strange Futures, These Darkened Streets, The Undead: 13 Stories, and Loathsome, Dark and Deep to the digital world.
Darker Matter back in digital "print"
You can find them at Amazon, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, and elsewhere electronic words are exchanged.
So yes, I'm cheap. I'm cheap and ready to tell you a story.
3 comments:
I found your work via dead lands; pass the ammunition. That is an awesome book that left on a hugr cliffhanger. While you're resurrecting old projects, would you consider doing the rrestof the story?
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for your kind words. Yes... I've considered turning Dead Lands into a complete novel. Stay tuned and thanks for reading!
Hi Aaron,
I would like to echo Lisa's sentiment in the above comment. Please do turn Dead Lands: Pass the Ammunition into a full novel. After the cliffhanger ending I can't wait to see how it all turns out for Peter and Ellen. Great writing keep it up.
Dermot.
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