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Amazon, EBooks, Free, KDP Select, Kindle, Self-publishing, Valley Walker
I stopped by M. S. Fowle’s blog this morning and found out she’s giving away all four books of her First Series on Amazon this Saturday and Sunday.
THE WHOLE SERIES!
At first I just shook my head and mumbled. Then I started getting worried. Could this happen to me? I’d only been at her blog long enough to give it a quick “Like” before I ran like hell.
I dug out the magic chicken bones and tossed them, scattered them on the kilt of my long dead Scottish grandfather. Tossed them again. Chanted an old Piker’s Prayer that grandfather taught me before his skin actually turned to flint and he passed over to the Great Peat Bog.
I gave it a valiant effort, folks, but the power of the Great Zon is impossible to fight. A strange feeling started coming over me, and no matter how hard I fought it, the feeling grew stronger and stronger.
THE MADNESS IS SPREADING!
I hope you don’t think too poorly of me, but I just couldn’t help it. I will be offering The Valley Walker for free this Thursday and Friday.
Mark it on your calenders.
Red Letter Days
T. W. Dittmer 
Good idea!
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My grandfather would roll over in his grave. 😛
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Calendar Marked!
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Thanks! 😀
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So awesome! 🙂
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You’re inspirational. Kinda scary. ;-P
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I see you use a similar decision making process to mine.
I once asked the Lord to grant me sufficient wisdom to help me make decisions that would not get someone killed. He granted that.
I then asked God to help me make decisions that would not cause heart wounding pain to people I love. He is currently mulling on it.
I finally asked that God would grant me wisdom to make decisions that avoided humiliating me. He laughed. I took that as a NO.
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Thanks for stopping by, Bro.
So… you picked up on the careful planning and acute thinking that brought this well-oiled machine to its current state of readiness.
Very perceptive.
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We shall tweet you and fb you all over since you don’t like blowing your own trumpet!!!!!!!
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I was a music major in another life, but never learned to play the trumpet.
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Look forward to hearing the outcome 🙂
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We’ll see. I’m pretty nervous about the whole thing.
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so many variables – don’t take anything personally. I’d like to reblog it if that’s ok? (I’ve never reblogged anything so wouldn’t just assume, fine if you’d rather not)
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I just have to remember to breathe. I’d like it if you reblogged it. Thanks.
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Didn’t like the way it looked as a reblog so I just did a post about it 🙂
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You’ve been great. Thanks.
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Reblogged this on bodhisattvaintraining and commented:
I don’t know when I first came across TW’s blog but I followed. I like the way he writes.
I wanted to read his book so I downloaded the kindle for PC onto my laptop, bought the book and now I have the pleasure of letting you know that end of this week he is offering it free at Amazon!
I was just swallowed up by this book from the first few pages. For me it was one of those where real life gets in the way – you don’t want to put it down. What? I have to go to work, go buy food, cook, wash the dishes? Let me finish reading first…. And then again, you don’t want to finish!
I loved The Valley Walker – there’s a good chance lots of you will too so why not download it this week and see 🙂
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Reblogged this on Keith the Green's Blog and commented:
Here’s a chance to add another book to your e-library.
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Thanks to bodhisattvaintraining I found out about your give away. I will reblog it, as I have always been and remain a lazy typist.
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Thanks so much, Keith.
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I’m thinking of offering my next book as a freebie so i was interested to read your blog! Would you mind if I just mentioned that the blue font colour is quite difficult to read against the black background?
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Thanks for stopping by, Lois, and thanks for the feedback on the font.
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