The Crow God’s Girl giveaway on Black Gate

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Hey readers,

Check out my post on Black Gate’s web site and comment over there for a chance to win a copy of The Crow God’s Girl.

Going Digital with The Crow God’s Girl

An excerpt:

The Crow God’s Girl isn’t just a sequel in the Gordath Wood cycle. It’s a standalone novel that can be read first without having to read the other books. The cover helps establish that relationship.

I also wanted a paperback edition. E-readers have changed the landscape of publishing, but there are many readers, such as myself, who still want physical books.

I own a Kindle, but now I enjoy buying books for my bookshelves, the books I know are going to be keepers. So I went with Lulu to self-publish the POD edition.

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