Been neglecting the blog recently, no excuse, probably be made to stay in after school.
Anyway, an interesting thought has occurred. If you read books and like to download them rather than buy an actual paper copy, then you need to look in the Amazon Kindle Store. 'But I don't have a Kindle', I hear you say. Ok. If you like to download ePub or PDF versions that's fine, but you can't usually try before you buy. Here's the trick. On the Kindle site, you can 'Look Inside'. What this let's you do is read the first chunk of the book, and it's a quite big chunk. For instance, looking at my books will let you read the first five chapters or so. Of course, you don't have to download the Kindle version, you just go to your favorite site and download as normal - but now you have an idea what you're going to get.
Now I expect Amazon will be after me with an axe, but in my defense I can say that at least I'm encouraging people to visit their site in the first place. If I'm still here in a little while, you'll know I managed to duck!
Ian B
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Monday, 7 January 2013
Shorts - stories that is
The 'Saskia' series of books isn't published yet. The first two, 'Saskia' and 'Saskias', should be out before long. The whole series is currently at seven and a half books. The half a book is number eight, probably going to be called 'America'. Now, I don't want to get on and finish a whole book that won't probably be published for a while yet but I still like to write. Short stories seem to fit this small void admirably. Just prior to Christmas I wrote a story in the Lisa, Jody and Holly series which is on their website. Spurred on by this, I've also written another short for the Saskia website. If you want to see what I've managed to scribble, look at www.lisa-online.me.uk and www.saskia.me.uk
Probably some more in the pipeline, got an idea for a Saskia story set in the next millennium - and if you want to know how that can happen, you'll have to read the books.
Ian B
Probably some more in the pipeline, got an idea for a Saskia story set in the next millennium - and if you want to know how that can happen, you'll have to read the books.
Ian B
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