It's milestone time, my lovelies. My first novel is finally up for sale -- Strangeness in the Proportion (published by White Wolf). Just tickle the beautiful corpse below:
Boy meets girl.
Boy looses girl.
Boy gets girl back...
...one piece at a time.
To answer a few questions about the book:
The PDF sells for $4.99. The e-reader formats are not available yet (e-pub, kindle, etc.), but if people get the PDF at DriveThruFiction, those formats will be free for customers once available and will appear as additional downloads.
Print on demand is on the way, though I don't know a date or price just yet (stay tuned!).
Once all of the are formats are sorted out, the ebooks will be available at storefronts like Amazon, B&N, and the like.
And finally, in celebrating Vampire the Masquerade's 20th anniversary, I have an essay over at FlamesRising.com about how I met the Masquerade. Warning: contains gore, slashers, and me as a grade school boy.
It's been a long road and a surreal day. I've heard a few people, in retrospect, say that Vampire and World of Darkness fandom has been something more than gaming fandom, almost like the fandom for a favorite band. I feel like my favorite band asked me up on stage to play a few sets with them. Rock on.
Boy meets girl.
Boy looses girl.
Boy gets girl back...
...one piece at a time.
To answer a few questions about the book:
The PDF sells for $4.99. The e-reader formats are not available yet (e-pub, kindle, etc.), but if people get the PDF at DriveThruFiction, those formats will be free for customers once available and will appear as additional downloads. Print on demand is on the way, though I don't know a date or price just yet (stay tuned!). Once all of the are formats are sorted out, the ebooks will be available at storefronts like Amazon, B&N, and the like.And finally, in celebrating Vampire the Masquerade's 20th anniversary, I have an essay over at FlamesRising.com about how I met the Masquerade. Warning: contains gore, slashers, and me as a grade school boy.
It's been a long road and a surreal day. I've heard a few people, in retrospect, say that Vampire and World of Darkness fandom has been something more than gaming fandom, almost like the fandom for a favorite band. I feel like my favorite band asked me up on stage to play a few sets with them. Rock on.