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Stories of science fiction, horror, mystery and adventure to download for free. Just click on the fish

 

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Free Stories for Everyone

I've created a collection of four free
short stories in mobi, pdf and epub formats, so hopefully that's every format my readers need. 

You can dowload these for free on StoryOrigin in return for a newsletter sign-up. If my newsletters not for you, unsubscribe at anytime. It's no  problem. 

This is the thing. A reader can get a lot of free books for newsletter sign-ups. 

• Mournful on a Desolate Ocean: Hell has no fury than a woman scorned, so for pity's sake, don’t let her near your genome, especially if crocodiles are involved. 

• Glass Future: Would you still get married if you knew it would end in divorce?

• Captain Clone: If you’re not real, you can do anything. 

• Speed of Love: What’s it really like to date an alien? 

Four enthralling short stories. Take a break from your day to visit the future, hours away and lightyears gone in your imagination. The future is closer than you think.

Here's mine, click on the picture. 

Unexpectedly Enjoying Marketing

I didn't expect to, but I'm rather enjoying learning about marketing for self publishing.  There are so many interesting sites to sign up to. All of them seem to have free options.

 

I do like learning about new things in general. And marketing seems to be like a puzzle. If I do this, what happens? Not much. But, what if I rotate it 90 degrees? Still, not much. But you get the idea that there's potential. I'm working on my newsletter magnet at the mo. 

Write in the morning, and then do a dab of marketing in the after. I might even be marketing at very moment.

 

My questions are thus: marketing, do you like it? And, what have you found that moves the needle the most?