Fun Updates…
We Are Slowly Gaining On Catching Up…
I recorded one stretch goal class tonight and got it up. Poop-Up #92 Glass in Space for the Four Science Fiction books. I also got it to the folks with the Pop-Up subscriptions and Lifetime Everything Subscription. I will be doing the other three this next week or so.
Pulphouse #40 is out and paper copies will be following in a week or so they tell me.
Three Epic Fantasy Kickstarter is all done and the books have all be shipped except for a slipcased set. That one is taking longer. Those books are way cool.
Poker Boy Kickstarter is all done as well, as the paper and hardback books are now being shipped and should be arriving in the next week to everyone. I am excited to see those in paper and hardback myself, for obvious reasons.
I got the stretch goal workshop out tonight for the Four Thriller Kickstarter that just finished.
And slowly working on the next Fey Kickstarter for the novel THE UNEXPECTED HERO. A stunningly good book. It should go into first promotion next week and launch on October 7th.
Here is a rough of the header. Might still change, but you get the idea.
6 Comments
Suzan Harden
YAY! More Fey! Can’t wait for this one!
djmills
I am looking forward to the next Fey Kickstarter. I love that series.
LM
The Fey! Awesome!!!!
Leigh Kimmel
Looking forward to the new Fey Kickstarter next month. I’ll pass the word to my subscribers as soon as it’s officially in pre-launch.
BTW, do you still have any stories from the Series Collide Kickstarter submission opportunities under consideration, or should those of us who still have not heard on a story assume that the “thanks but no” disappeared into the bit bucket on the way to our e-mail provider?
dwsmith
Still have a few months of stories to read from that, actually, and just getting to them. Want those caught up before the new month of September stories are in. I actually managed to save them all through my computer crash, I hope.
Leigh Kimmel
Glad to know you still have a number of stories under consideration.
(I’m old enough to remember the days when all submissions were snail-mail, and sometimes I’d move and wonder whether the responses would be able to make it back to me before the forwarding period expired).