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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
THE INDIE DAY GIVEAWAY II FOLLOWUP: M.R. Mathias Talks “The Wizard and the Warlord”, Independent Authors, Free Books, & More!
Hey
guys! It’s “Indie Kindy” time again.
I hope all of you have entered the contest. I wanted to take this time to tell everyone a little about me, talk
a little bit about the authors I chose for the contest, introduce a few other
indie writers to keep on your radar, and of course plug my new book, “The Wizard and the Warlord” (The Wardstone
Trilogy Book Three), which was released in all ebook formats recently, and
is this year’s sponsoring novel. The paperback version should release as scheduled on July 4th.
I know
you are all going to have a GREAT Independence Day. To make it even better I am
offering the newly revised Kindle edition of “The
Sword and the Dragon” (The Wardstone Trilogy Book One) FREE today and on July 2nd, 3rd, and
4th. If you don’t have a Kindle, I promise they have an app you can use to take
advantage of this offering… Now to this
year’s “Indie Kindy” heroes!
Now I
want to point out a few more indie authors that I see trying to compete with
the big dogs. Brian Rathbone’s Call of the Herald (Order HERE) is a good one. Even better, it’s FREE! Then there’s Moses Siregar, David Dalglish, Daniel Arenson, B. V. Larson, and Tracey Alley who all have a free fantasy
book out for you to try. Finally, Union
of Renegades: The Rys Chronicles Book I by Tracy Falbe (one
of last year’s “Indie Kindy”
authors) is also free.
In
other genres, we have Jeff Hepple (Historical
Fiction), Margaret Ann Lake (Historical
Romance), Craig Hansen (YA
Paranormal), J.C. Phelps (YA
Action/Adventure), and Scott Nicholson
(Horror). And I would be wronging readers if I didn’t mention with a GREAT BIG SHOUTOUT all the great
authors of the Independent
Authors Network (search #ian1
on Twitter). This is where the next great romance, suspense,
or feel good novel will come from.
On a related note, William R. Potter, Founder of the Independent Author Network, had this to say about M. R. Mathias:“M.R. Mathias rose from unknown to award-winning, best-selling author at a pace most authors can only dream about. He is a prolific writer of epic fantasy novels, novellas, and short stories. Despite his busy writing, publishing, and promotional schedule Mathias continues to aid his fellow indie authors by posting about their books at Twitter and Facebook etc.He shared his considerable knowledge of self-promotion in publishing The First Ten Steps. The book has become an important indie guide for navigating the often murky waters of using social media sites to get your eBook in front of avid readers.Mathias has taken cross promotion to a new level in his “Indie Kindy” giveaways where he gives away a FREE Kindle Touch and or Kindle Fire loaded with independently published books. These events create a great deal of interest for the authors involved and to independently published books as a whole.It is a pleasure working with M.R. Mathias and watching his amazing run at the top of the Amazon best seller lists.”Now back to M.R. Mathias…
That’s
it! Now you have plenty of indie to get your summer fantasy fix with. So don’t
forget to get The Sword and the Dragon FREE today and over the holiday. And I
would be honored if some of you check out my newly completed Wardstone Trilogy. From the moment I
started writing it in that Texas prison cell in ’08 until now, I have put my
all into that grand epic. So I can only hope you enjoy reading the books as
much as I enjoyed writing them and bringing them to fruition.
Thanks
FBC for hosting. Your readers are the best.
Sincerely,
M. R. Mathias @DahgMahn on Twitter
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8 comments:
Sorry. We don't read self-published authors, even when they run publishing houses that publish their own works.
Well, nobody forces you, though today when even fan fiction gets to sell millions of copies when packaged by a big house and splashed at the entrance of all major bookstores, the lines are quite blurry
What an amazing giveaway!
I got it... thank you! I am a believer in indie.
Thank you for the download.
Looks great.
I also review books on my blog.
I am always looking to connect and network with fellow writers, readers, authors, publishers and like minded people.
I really enjoyed your blog.
Check my blog out at:
http://www.thejagreview.blogspot.com
Great post, I can't wait to read The Wizard and The Warlord - I've loved the series so far and can't wait to see how you tie it all up. Thanks for the mention btw :)
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