The weather has been teasing us lately - Friday was 65F (18C) and it was glorious to be outside and not freezing my butt off. As the snow melted and the temperatures rose, the fog through the mountains was gorgeous to see (but not so great to drive in).
Had a couple of days where I was dealing with a head cold and felt like crap, so I read and watched TV and avoided writing. Writing when you feel like your head is stuffed with wool is not a good idea, so I just didn’t. One of the benefits of being an indie business is that you can take a few days off and the only guilt you get is from your own desire to get back to work - not someone telling you that you failed the team.
How are you liking the serialized stories? Let me know what you think:
Still working on Fate or Destiny, but should be done in the next couple of weeks. I’ve got a new chapter for that one dropping for the serialization every four or five days. The cold set me back a bit. You can get the book preordered on my site for less, or everywhere else.
Another change I’ve made recently is I dropped my KU subscription (for me, as a reader) and got a Kobo Plus subscription. It’s cheaper and there is no limit to how many books you can borrow. Also - it is non-exclusive for authors, so there is a much wider selection. I’m really enjoying it! In fact, all of my books are in Kobo Plus, so if you sign up, you can read everything with your subscription. Here’s some info about Kobo Plus:
There are a lot of you that are new this week, so take a minute and catch up with the last four weeks newsletters if you’d like. You get a month of back posts available with the free subscription - and the whole catalog when you get a paid one.
Do I think my coffee chats with you are worth paying for? Maybe…but I know the serialized stuff is worth it.
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