Up and Running

The Devil's Kettle is now available on amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com. I hope to have it available on Kobo soon, but there seem to be some technical difficulties in converting the manuscript into an ePub on the Kobo platform. The paperback should be ready in a about three weeks or shorter, I hope.

Right now, I'm traveling in the southwest around Flagstaff and Sedona, Arizona. Later, I hope to wrap up a couple of downhill skiing days in Winter Park and then head home.

Very very close

The Devil's Kettle has been uploaded to Kindle, Nook, and Kobo ebook formats. Paperback is in production through Outskirts Press and should be ready within the month. The Kindle will be available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo within the week.

Thanks!

My thanks to Ricki Walters, www.rlweditorial.com. who finished editing, The Devil's Kettle, and the writers group that I am a member of. All involved have given me a lot of valuable feedback that I have incorporated into the book.
I am also grateful to the folks at Outskirtspress involved in production, cover design, interior design, and marketing.
The paperback will be available in 8-10 weeks. I hope sooner for the ebook version.

Edit

I received the edit back and am going through it now. A few days of reviewing it and considering changes and I'll send it off to the publisher for interior design. Getting closer to the finish line!

Link

I just added my blogs to my Author Central page on Amazon. If you are perusing my books please visit my author page.

Recently visited with John Haymond and Curt Rude, authors and members of the writers group I belong to. Cracked back a few brews before getting together with the rest of the group and evaluating work of other members.

A face shot from my camera of the front cover of my latest book.

I hope to be publishing the edited copy by mid-March in e-book and paperback form. It will be available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Kindle and Nook copies.

First time ever!

I have uploaded my manuscript to the Nook and expect to publish there when I'm ready. Their site needs getting used to and isn't as intuitive as Createspace or KDP, but I eventually figured things out. It's another option in the independent author's arsenal of sales and marketing.
I also sent out half a dozen queries to agents last week and haven't heard anything back from them. The previous week I heard from one agent who said he thought my project was strong, but, he still didn't think it was for him. Oh well!
I am up to a dozen rejections now, so am feeling like a REAL author.