At long last (and as some have already discovered), A Fistful of Earth is here—and so is the print edition for A Fistful of Fire (with the print version of A Fistful of Earth in the final stage before release)! (Er, a print version is also available for "PRIMpriety", if you're interested in that one.)
And as a bonus for my blog readers, use the coupon code G55ELYAK to get a discount on any of the CreateSpace titles. (Note that this code will not last forever, so get the discount while you can!)
The e-book versions of A Fistful of Fire and A Fistful of Earth cost $4.99—a price that won't last forever. In a few weeks, I'll be raising the price to $6.99 per e-book, which is still a deal compared to the costs of what publishers like Ace charge for the genre ($7.99+), and compared to the cost of the print version.
Enough said on that front, methinks. Wouldn't want to start sounding whiny or apologetic. ^_^
So, if you want the books (and remember to use the coupon code G55ELYAK if getting the print version):
Print Versions:
- A Fistful of Fire
- A Fistful of Earth – ETA live link @ 11:06 AM EST.
- PRIMpriety plus bonus stories
A Fistful of Earth E-Versions:
- Amazon US | UK | DE | ES | FR | IT | JP
- Barnes & Noble*
- DriveThru Fiction
- Kobo
- Omnilit | ARE
- Smashwords
- XinXii
*The Barnes & Noble website seems to be having some trouble, due to Hurricane Sandy. So if you want to buy the book from the B&N store, I would recommend waiting at least a few more days, first. The cover's gone AWOL and the EPUB file seems corrupted, and the system won't accept my re-upload.
So. Here we are: All caught up (finally!) from that Kickstarter thing. (Well, except for two donors who won't give me the info I need to give them their particular bonuses, but that's not my fault. You two know whom you are. *poke*)
If I hit my writing goals for NaNoWriMo*, we'll see about either audio versions (or a Kickstart for audio) being next… Assuming anyone's interested in audio? I've already been chatting with some narrators and running the numbers for it, and audio is a whole lot cheaper than translation (which is…expensive).
*For anyone who doesn't know: NaNoWriMo = National Novel Writing Month, wherein a bunch of masochists get together and seek to write 50k words in the month of November and often discover how doable it is.
Not that I always write 50k words per month—yeah, I suck at those goals—but I'm going to try setting it as a time goal, this coming month. I suspect that might work better.
What do you most want to see from me next (on the blog, as a released story, etc.)? Would you be interested in audio versions for my fiction?
What will you be writing or reading, this month?
—Misti
