Immortal Works Is Having A Sale...You'd Better Hurry, Though

 Attention Readers: There's a sale!

Five years ago a little independent publishing house took a chance on my little book. Hopefully, they don't regret their decision. I know it's something I'm proud I did. And who knows...maybe they'll take another chance on me if I ever got my butt in gear and delivered those stories I'm sure they're sick of hearing about.

If you click: HERE, you can see all the books (paperback only...) that are on sale between now and Monday, 3/20/23. If you keep scrolling, you'll see a humble little book about a boy, his dog, and an interstellar adventure, or you can just click: HERE for a shortcut.

Back when Immortal Works first started I tried reading every book they published. Then, they just kept cranking them out. I finally gave up--there's so many books. And they're all on sale for a few more days.

Like any request to buy books, purchasing is wonderful, reading is the purpose of the book in the first place, and leaving a review is icing on the cake. If you're a reader, check out the list, order one (or several...), read it and review it. There's an entire library for you to explore and enjoy. Give the stories and adventures Immortal Works a chance. You won't be disappointed.

Books Delivered...Let's Get Conferencing!

 It's been a while since a box full of books has been delivered to our front door. It used to be more of a regular occurrence back when I attending writing conferences and conventions. Back then, my main goal was to try and sell as many copies of my works as possible.

Then life happened.

Of course, there was the shutting down of almost all public gatherings. That'll put a crimp in your plans...and it did. But even before that, at one of the biggest conventions in my state I had stopped trying to sell any books or get on any panels that leads to book sales. I turned my attention and energy toward being part of the programming team. When I did that something had to give, and what gave was selling books.

Then, I moved north. There's fewer people up here. Many times fewer people translate to fewer opportunities for people to gather. At least, that's what I thought. I've seen a dozen or more chances to set up a table and try and introduce my neighbors to my stories. The problem was, I had very little inventory to sell, so I haven't done much of anything.

Maybe it's because it's a new year...maybe it's because I had some money leftover from my Halloween gig--whatever it was, I placed an order for a couple of dozen books. They arrived today.

Opening a box of books that you wrote is still an incredible feeling, even though the book is over five years old. I need to order some other books, anthologies that have my short stories to where I feel like I have enough product to give people some options. I need to kick-start my writing life.

A box of new books to sell is a great way to do that.

If You Haven't Read/Heard Of "Chaser" By Scott Taylor...You Should! (An Experiment)

A few years ago, a little book was released upon the world. It received several great reviews, even one from international bestselling author, Sherrilyn Kenyon, author of the Dark Hunter series.

Back when it first came out, I blogged about it--a lot--and tried getting the word out. Since we're heading into the holiday season, I can't think of a better gift than the gift of wonder, of adventure, of escape (literally...) to a new world.

 Chaser is that book.

I am that author.

And I'd love for you to check out the book if you haven't read it, or tell someone about it--better yet, order it for Christmas--for someone else.

I've been asked by several if there will be a sequel. I'd love to continue the adventures of Chaser and his human, Kennedy "Kenny" Barnes. I just don't have the story in my head. For now, it's something that might happen. Time will tell.

If you'd like to check out Chaser, click: HERE for the link. Regardless, I hope wherever you are, you and your family are safe and healthy and doing well.