For a limited time, the first "Nameless, Texas" novella is on sale at Amazon for only $1.99 this week (regular retail is $2.99). If you're a fan of Aunt Jewel, Jeremy, Kendra and the other quirky folks who live in the small Texas town just outside Austin, you'll enjoy this first longer novella in the series.
http://www.amazon.com/Dye-Dyeing-Dead-Nameless-Mystery-ebook/dp/B00M0DADFW
And while you're there, also check out the other short stories in the series.
Also available Now in E-book and paperback at these Online Retailers:
SMASHWORDS
APPLE
BARNES & NOBLE
KOBO
PAPERBACK
Happy trails!
bobbi c.
2026. Celebrating 45 years as a published author. I am a writer focusing on short fiction--mysteries, speculative, ghosts, weird westerns & fantastica--you name it. Author of the "Nameless, Texas" short fiction series. I am also an award-winning blogger and playwright specializing in comedic craziness for young adults.
Showing posts with label DYE. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 4, 2015
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Readers love DYE, DYEING, DEAD
Two great 5-Star Amazon reviews for my new "Nameless, Texas" novella, DYE, DYEING, DEAD:
A Delightful Mystery,August 27, 2014
A Romp,October 5, 2014
A Delightful Mystery,
"A great read, perfect for summer reading, or a
cool, rainy fall day. As a native Texan, I found much of the dialogue
familiar and fun. The characters are broadly drawn, but definitely true
to the Lone Star mystique. If you're hankering for an engaging mystery
with an entertaining cast of characters, this will more than fill the
bill. Dying to see what Chukran has up her sleeve next for the folks in
Nameless, Texas."
A Romp,
"What a romp! With quirky characters, secrets
large and small, a town with a personality all its own, and a solid
plot, I found myself smiling more often than not when reading Dye,
Dyeing, Dead. I hope more books about Kendra, Aunt Jewel, and Nameless,
Texas are coming soon."
Thanks, y'all!
bobbi c.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
FINAL cover reveal for DYE, DYEING, DEAD
Dear friends,
After getting some comments on the previous cover here last Sunday, I re-designed it and everybody seems to love this one much better. I do, too. It looks more contemporary to me although there's still the rough wood of the house behind the text.
The book will be in e-book format first, then paperback a little later. For an e-book cover, it's good. It pops out, the text is easy to read, etc. For a printed book, I think it will work well, too. It might have to be re-sized a bit. BTW, this is a very low-resolution photo for web use. Another one will be used for the actual printing.
The good thing about having a print shop, publishing, graphics design background is that I can do my own covers when I want to. I recently wrote a short article for Lois Winston, author, that will be on her blog at the end of July about how I use my photography to inspire stories. This particular photo was the side of a former garage out in the Texas Hill Country. I've used it before on my cooking with herbs booklet, too. Except the beauty of using Photoshop is that I can "paint" the wall to change the color if I want to. :-)
More news as it happens---tentative publication date is August 15th.
Happy trails from Nameless, Texas. :-D
bobbi c.
After getting some comments on the previous cover here last Sunday, I re-designed it and everybody seems to love this one much better. I do, too. It looks more contemporary to me although there's still the rough wood of the house behind the text.
The book will be in e-book format first, then paperback a little later. For an e-book cover, it's good. It pops out, the text is easy to read, etc. For a printed book, I think it will work well, too. It might have to be re-sized a bit. BTW, this is a very low-resolution photo for web use. Another one will be used for the actual printing.
The good thing about having a print shop, publishing, graphics design background is that I can do my own covers when I want to. I recently wrote a short article for Lois Winston, author, that will be on her blog at the end of July about how I use my photography to inspire stories. This particular photo was the side of a former garage out in the Texas Hill Country. I've used it before on my cooking with herbs booklet, too. Except the beauty of using Photoshop is that I can "paint" the wall to change the color if I want to. :-)
More news as it happens---tentative publication date is August 15th.
Happy trails from Nameless, Texas. :-D
bobbi c.
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