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78% funded on Day 6

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The End of the Line Kickstarter is progressing. As it’s my first, it’s difficult to know if it’s doing well, or if it even will fund, or… There are so many things I don’t know, can’t control.

What I can control is the additional short stories I am writing exclusively for this campaign. If you’re curious to know more about the characters in End of the Line, then you might want to check out the campaign – now with an additional paperback reward.

Whatever happens, if this campaign funds, backers (readers) are set to get a tonne of eBooks and stories, especially if it hits the stretch rewards. 🙂

Check out the 3 stories already in the works for the End of the Line campaign!

SOS: ZOMBEA

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It’s Saturday already! I know I won’t have a story ready every Saturday, but I dug this one up (slight pun intended) following a spate of zombie movies.

I watched Zombieland recently, and loved it. Just my humour. Then I watched the sequel and didn’t love that. And then I went old school and watched Night of the Living Dead, and while I didn’t love it, I’m pleased I’ve seen it. If that makes any sense. Hopefully it will, unlike my short story: ZOMBEA.

Actually, I’m being hard on myself. One way or another, I think this story makes a lot of sense, especially given the current global situation. You can read ZOMBEA for free directly on my website via this link.

In other news, the End of the Line Kickstarter project is very close to funding. If you’re interested in good stories for a few dollars to keep you entertained during the zombie apocalypse, you might want to check it out.

Otherwise, grab a coffee, candles, and freeze-dried rations, and spend 5 minutes with ZOMBEA!

Arghhhhave a great weekend, folks!

48% funded on Day 2!

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The End of the Line Kickstarter project is 48% on day 2 of the campaign. 🙂 It’s almost time to start biting my nails, and yet, there are 25 days to go.

There are now only 5 of the 7 “you in the story” awards left. I really hope the project funds as I am excited about plotting the short stories with the backers who want to go on an adventure with Maratse and Petra.

Phew… deep breath, fingers crossed, and all that. Discover more and meet Nate on the Kickstarter page.

Kickstarter with loads of eBook rewards!

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I’ve just launched a Kickstarter campaign – my first – to reboot one of my earlier books: End of the Line.

While I am excited about the project and relaunching my book, I’m really excited about the rewards available for backers, and the stretch rewards which will give backers a lot of my eBooks for not a lot of money – a couple of dollars – IF the project funds.

The key to getting those stretch rewards is sharing the project and getting more people involved. 😉

Find out how to get involved via this link to Kickstarter, and discover how you can get written into a Maratse, Petra, or Luui short story in time for Christmas! (Yep, I said it.)

It’s all or nothing, folks. And it’s the End of the Line! 🙂

 

SOS: Scamp

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Luui is all grown up!

Scamp is a short proof-of-concept story featuring Luui Angakkuarneq – also known as the shaman’s daughter. The year is 2040, and Luui is twenty-five-years-old and …

Well, I could tell you more, or you could grab a free copy via this BookFunnel link, or via the same link on the story page on my website.

Scamp is a free Story on Saturday, sprinkled with a little … magic! 🙂

SOS: In Strange Hands

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Fenna is back! And if I’m quick, she might just go live in time to fit the category Stories on Saturdays!

In Strange Hands is a quick read set shortly after the events in The Shaman’s House, the last book in the Greenland Trilogy. I wrote this story to help me figure out some “stuff” for the next Konstabel Fenna Brongaard book I hope to start writing soon.

In Strange Hands is available for free via this BookFunnel link, or via the same link on the story page on my website.

Have a great Saturday, folks! 🙂

Chris