Tales of Post-Apocalyptic Love
Remember me mentioning some upcoming anthologies with stories of mine in them? Well, one is out today. So shoot over to Amazon and grab your copy. All proceeds to to help Queensland flood victims. These guys lost a lot and are still suffering, so if you’re feeling charitable, this is definitely a good cause. There are 26 stories in all and mine is called “Two Fools in Love”. (In case you just want to jump straight there. Just a suggestion.)
Here is where to buy it: http://www.amazon.com/Nothing-But-Flowers-tales-post-apocalyptic/dp/098074461X/ref=cm_wl_cp_al_pt
The publisher, eMergent Press, wants you to buy it right now, this minute, to create an Amazon “chart rush”, which will help sales and mean more money for charity. But any time that suits you is just fine, really.
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Footnote: Well, the “chart rush” worked! At one point, “Nothing but Flowers” hit the number 1 spot in the Amazon UK sci-fi anthologies chart, the fantasy anthologies chart, and the fantasy short stories chart! Another collection of short stories released on the same day by the same publisher and which was also out there to support Queensland flood victims, “100 Stories for Queensland”, also did spectacularly well, becoming the Amazon UK “top mover and shaker”. Many, many thanks to everyone who bought copies of these books. And, please, don’t stop now. I’m sure all your friends would like to know about this, and it is all in a good cause.
Man, is this good or what??? *sigh of happiness*
It’s great for all the authors who contributed, it’s great for Jodi Cleghorn and eMergent Press, it’s great for all the book buyers who have a great read ahead of them, and it’s great for Queensland flood victims. If that’s not a success, I don’t know what is?
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