Scientific Introspection is my monograph on philosophical psychology in 45,000 words. It was scheduled for launch the day after Labor Day, but it escaped early because I entered the wrong date into a vendor’s website. Rather than fight with that, I … Continue reading →
I just finished sending out two dozen queries to literary agents, pitching my latest sci-fi novel, “Alien Panic.” My expectations for a positive agent response are close to zero, and I look toward self-publishing the book in January. Why did … Continue reading →
I am convinced that my self-publishing adventure is the best way for me to find readers. Convinced. Yes, I am. Every time I go through the logic, I come to the same conclusion. It is my best option. However, delusion … Continue reading →
I have a new nonfiction book coming out in October: Publish Your Novel Online for Under $500: A Step-by-step guide for Writers. It’s available now as a Kindle ebook preorder. Is it about consciousness? Only in the sense that publishing … Continue reading →
I haven’t written a word of fiction in over a month. I’ve been absorbed by launching my first psi-fi novel, Reluctant Android. He’s slowly finding his legs, in print and online. Reluctant Android in print: www.bit.ly/RA-paperback (Amazon) Reluctant Android on … Continue reading →
Today is launch day. September 1st, and my first psi-fi novel, Reluctant Android is officially launched as an ebook. I had the novel all edited and formatted, with the cover ready to go in July, and I thought at the … Continue reading →
Reluctant Android, my first psi-fi novel, was professionally copy-edited. That cost nearly $2,000 and was worth every dime. The quality of the manuscript was hugely improved, and I learned a lot about writing good, clear sentences. I thought I already … Continue reading →
I finally managed to get Reluctant Android out of my head and into the world. He is available now as an ebook for preorder ($3.99 USD) on Kindle and Smashwords. Amazon Kindle: http://bit.ly/RA-kindle Smashwords: www.smashwords.com/books/view/874448 And for those who just can’t wait, … Continue reading →
