Hello All,
I know I’ve been fairly quiet of late, and I apologize for it. Sometimes a little break from things is necessary for a writer to recharge the batteries, and since I’ve been publishing full bore (or at least as close to full bore as a dude like me gets) for two years now, I think my batteries definitely needed it:) I’m back though, and I’ll be more active, and a LOT more responsive from here on out.
One of the things I did during my downtime (and unfortunately, totally spaced telling anyone about) was finally approve the proof for a trade paperback edition of “Her Troika — The Complete Story“. I think it turned out beautifully, and I intend to get all of my titles into paper — eventually — for any readers who still prefer that format.
One of the things that shocked me was that Barnes & Noble showed an active listing for the book on their website almost immediately — despite the fact that I’m publishing the paperback through Createspace (which is owned by BN’s arch-rival, Amazon). I’d heard that BN had been more aggressive of late (or at least more agnostic) with listing Createspace titles on their site, but I didn’t really believe it. Now I do! So, for those of you who may be BN loyalists and paperback peeps, you’re in luck!
Purchase Links:
Amazon Amazon UK Amazon DE Barnes & Noble
Congrats!
Thanks, Sadey. Pretty surreal to hold an actual physical copy of my own book in my hands.
I like it:)
I was wondering where you went to, and so was Jolynn…… I popped over to Amazon to take a look and I see you had Rachel do your cover.
I’m back now:) Rachel did a great job. Wouldn’t have found her without the link on your site. So, thank you!
I love my hard copies. So glad you did this. I wish you all the luck in the world, Mr. Evans.
Thank you, Maggie:)
There’s still something to a paperback book. Congrats on this one, it’s gorgeous!
Thanks, Natasha. I’d had a couple others in the physical proof phase, but this was the first one I took all the way through. Pretty fun, and Createspace couldn’t make it easier. Seriously, was an almost seamless process. Ingram Spark/Lightning Source has their work cut out for them. Once Createspace started offering hardbacks too (it’ll happen at some point), Lightning Source will be in a tight spot.