Tag: ebook
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The Five Furies of Heaven – Out Now
Hello! I know it’s been many moons since I posted on this blog, and perhaps longer since I posted about fiction here, but I wanted to say that I have a new release 🙂 If you’ve already seen me posting about The Five Furies of Heaven on social media then you can just click…
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Magpie Tales & The Frequency of God – Now Available in eBook
Close-Up Books is proud to announce the release of two poetry titles, The Frequency of God by Mark William Jackson and Magpie Tales by SB Wright. You can sample each collection via the links above, where you can also find purchase links for the print editions and the newly available ebooks too. Ashley & Brooke
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City of Masks – 99c Today!
Hi again folks! My first epic fantasy novel, City of Masks is 99c today if anyone is looking to try some of my longer work 🙂 (Just click the image to be sent to your region’s Amazon).
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The Red Hourglass – Ebook Out Now!
Good morning all! Just a lightning-fast post to say that The Red Hourglass is available now as an ebook. The print edition is not far behind either 🙂
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VI on Sale for 99c / $10
Just a quick note to say that my final poetry collection VI is on sale for the first time since it’s release – the ebook is 99c across various retailers and I have a few print copies left, which I’m selling for $10 posted 🙂 (click the image to choose your preferred retailer) And…
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The Fairy Wren – ebook is live!
Very happy to say that the ebook of The Fairy Wren is now available! It’s been a bit of a hard slog but it’s now up on Amazon and a few other e-retailers, so if you’re looking for a contemporary fantasy about magical birds and frustrated bookstore owners, this is your chance to get it…
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“Music for Broken Instruments” by A.S. Patric – A Review
Music for Broken Instruments – available to read free here! by A.S. Patric The Black Rider Press April 2010 Review by Ashley Capes A.S. Patric’s “Music for Broken Instruments” reads as a kind of language-based salve for what Patric sees as a variety of wounds cut deep in our society, injuries he explores at length…
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