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Say, if you're not too busy...
It's all true, I'm giving away Kindle copies of the 2nd edition of Kiss Me Like You Love Me. I'm hoping that this giveaway will be ginormous and turn me into a giantly huge author. Failing that, I'm hoping it will let a few more people figure out who the hell I am and what the hell I do.
So if you wouldn't mind telling everyone you know, perhaps by sharing this picture, that would be swell.
Or this one.
There's also this here link, what people can use for buyin'. Even if you already have the first edition, this new one has a fresh new edit. I made a few nagging changes that needed making. PLUS, there's a sample of The Finster Effect which if you haven't read it (and judging by the numbers, you haven't) is pretty goddamn good.
By the way, those of you out there who keep telling me you "don't do horror" but still post about The Walking Dead every week--I'm SO onto you. When The Finster Effect is finally optioned for a cable series, you'll be glad you already bought yours.
Speaking of Damn. I'm pretty impressed that, for the most part, season three has been awesome. As many of you know, I called that shit as a shark jump after Dale's horrible death in season two. I still think the overuse of CGI sucks, but I'll let that go because the season has come around so well. Even Rick's stupid hallucinations turned out to have a larger purpose. More importantly, I'm feeling emotions for these people I haven't felt in a while. The return of Morgan also had me sobbing from the moment I realized that Dwayne wasn't there, until he told us what actually happened.
I'm unexpectedly delighted for Maggie and Glenn. I'm not looking forward to Herschel suffering through Dale's demise from the comic--but I'm pretty sure that's where they're going.
I was hoping Merle would redeem himself before he died. Yay on that. They are also writing Daryl with a deep awareness of him being a fan favorite. That was getting more and more obvious, until we finally saw him burst into tears. Then I burst into tears. Then H brought us some ice cream. And everything was okay again. Also, The Governor played future Doctor Who. It's important that we remember that.
So if you wouldn't mind telling everyone you know, perhaps by sharing this picture, that would be swell.
Or this one.
There's also this here link, what people can use for buyin'. Even if you already have the first edition, this new one has a fresh new edit. I made a few nagging changes that needed making. PLUS, there's a sample of The Finster Effect which if you haven't read it (and judging by the numbers, you haven't) is pretty goddamn good.
By the way, those of you out there who keep telling me you "don't do horror" but still post about The Walking Dead every week--I'm SO onto you. When The Finster Effect is finally optioned for a cable series, you'll be glad you already bought yours.
Speaking of Damn. I'm pretty impressed that, for the most part, season three has been awesome. As many of you know, I called that shit as a shark jump after Dale's horrible death in season two. I still think the overuse of CGI sucks, but I'll let that go because the season has come around so well. Even Rick's stupid hallucinations turned out to have a larger purpose. More importantly, I'm feeling emotions for these people I haven't felt in a while. The return of Morgan also had me sobbing from the moment I realized that Dwayne wasn't there, until he told us what actually happened.
I'm unexpectedly delighted for Maggie and Glenn. I'm not looking forward to Herschel suffering through Dale's demise from the comic--but I'm pretty sure that's where they're going.
I was hoping Merle would redeem himself before he died. Yay on that. They are also writing Daryl with a deep awareness of him being a fan favorite. That was getting more and more obvious, until we finally saw him burst into tears. Then I burst into tears. Then H brought us some ice cream. And everything was okay again. Also, The Governor played future Doctor Who. It's important that we remember that.
I loved Finster Effect
(Anonymous) 2013-03-25 11:50 pm (UTC)(link)I really, really liked The Finster Effect. I don't read much horror, and I sure as heck don't watch it on tv or movies, but I do like a story once in a while. I suck at writing reviews.
Mostly what I want to say is that you are growing into the sort of author that should have a best seller sometime soon. Some people can't write, and some people have nothing to say when they do write. YOU know how to tell a good story, and I do hope someone picks up Finster for a movie! (not that I'll go see it, but I will be happy for you) I'm not just saying this cause you are my cousin... I do think you are on the way to mass popularity.
Hugs,
Cousin Vyx
Re: I loved Finster Effect
I hope you are right.