It’s been a
long week, you know? I realize as I’m writing this it’s only Monday, but last
week is sort of lapping over.
My newest
digital release, Hawke’s Indians
is free on Kindle this week Monday through Wednesday Aug. 4 through 7. Grab a copy, you know your Kindle needs
feeding and if you have a minute, throw up a short review on Amazon. (No
pressure though ). So I’ve been spending some time getting the word
out about that including my book trailer that accompanies it.
Two more
books are in the pipeline to be released in digital edition over the summer.
Keep an eye out. Oh, and poke around
here to see the books already in digital format and available.
Meanwhile I’ve
been blogging away, for others and for myself. It’s a lot of words, especially
when you’re supposed to be finishing writing another book at the same time.
It was a
week when I also finished a paying project not my own for a client and got the
time to put together the info needed to submit a script for consideration.
Now, not
that I’m complaining, but I have a checklist on a spiral pad close to hand. I
keep checking things off and, well, gladly adding things on the bottom. I like
it like that, but well, I needed a break.
So I
stumbled on the Giving Bunny project. I couldn’t resist. You don’t have to be
handy with needle and thread, you can use glue, though I stitched mine.
The idea is you make these little bunnies and
place then in tucked away locations to be discovered by somebody who’s day
needs a bit of brightening. So far I’ve
turned two bunnies lose, one at a small local mall and another at a restaurant.
It made me
smile to make them and think of their discovery so I hope some other folk will
feel the same, grab the simple pattern from the website with the printable tags and get those bunnies
out there! The person who finds it may feel all warm, fuzzy and sparkly inside, but they have no idea how sparkly it makes the anonymous giver feel. A wonderful break from 'real' work.
Have a great
week – it’s back to work for me. Let me know if you decide to join the bunny
brigade and where you leave one…
I love your book trailer Peggy. The 'Westerner' music really gives it atmosphere. I'm going to have to figure out how to do one for my next book. I've got lots of lovely pictures so I'm thinking perhaps a Powerpoint slideshow with a voiceover.
ReplyDeleteCheck out WeVideo and see if that is of any use to you - worked well for me.
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