SFWA 2019 Fantasy Story Bundle!

Here is a deal for you! The 2019 SFWA Fantasy Story Bundle!

A collection of some awesome authors (okay, there are some familiar drunken faeries there too ;)) for whatever you feel you can pay!

The SFWA Fantasy bundle only runs for three weeks, after that it's gone. It's a great deal with a ton of terrific fiction just waiting for you click the button. 

For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of five books in any ebook format—WORLDWIDE.

•         The Twenty-Sided Sorceress - Books 1-3 by Annie Bellet

•         Ashwin by Kit Rocha

•         Blade & Rose by Miranda Honfleur

•         Amaskan's Blood by Raven Oak

•         Genrenauts - The Complete Season One by Michael R. Underwood

If you pay at least the bonus price of just $15, you get all five of the regular books, plus SEVEN more!

•         Radiance by Grace Draven

•         The Arrows of the Heart by Jeffe Kennedy

•         The Raven and the Reindeer by T. Kingfisher

•         Blood Dragon - Books 1-3 by Lindsay Buroker

•         Al-Kabar by Lee French

•         The Glass Gargoyle by Marie Andreas

•         Catching Echoes - Reconstructionist Series Book 1 by Meghan Ciana Doidge

This bundle is available from January 23 to February 13th, 2019 http://www.storybundle.com. It allows easy reading on computers, smartphones, and tablets as well as Kindle and other ereaders via file transfer, email, and other methods. You get multiple DRM-free formats (.epub and .mobi) for all books!

Story Bundles are a great way to support indie authors, help out organizations, and get some new awesome reads at a great price.

SFWA is over 50 years old and its membership consists of professional writers and publishing professionals from around the globe. It administers the Nebula Awards each year, and so very much more. Check out the SFWA website at sfwa.org for information on genre writing, the field, and other services.

If you want to know more about other SFWA offerings, sign up for the quarterly newsletter, which features new and backlist releases from our members in the area of fiction, games, and other offerings.

FREE DRUNKEN FAERIES!

The drunken faeries have gotten loose! Free on Nook, Kobo, and Amazon for a short time! Join them! You know you want to. 

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#IWSG- A new start!

Welcome to another adventure in the Insecure Writer's Support Group-- Join us!

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Being as it's only the second day of a new year, I am going to ramble on just a bit about goals. The start of anything is a good time to organize what you want and need for the coming period of time. I don't use the word resolutions because it doesn't work for me.

One thing I've found is goals need to be focused on what YOU control. As a writer, I can control (within reason) if I say I will write everyday--even just a single word. I can't control becoming a New York Times bestseller. When I see others listing their plans, so many are outside their control: I will be making X $ each month; I will win an award; I will get an agent. The person themselves has no control over those events. They can see what it takes to have a shot at those things, and break down those steps as a goal--but not the controlled by other's aspect.

This year I'm keeping it simple: Use my planner everyday, and complete six books. The six books is less scary in that I've got two finished but in need of serious edits, two at about the 1/4 to 1/3 mark, and two that will be brand new.

I plan on two at least being released this year, the others either will, or will wait for a bigger punch in 2020. The bit with the planner is to keep me focused ;).

So that's my plan, what's yours?

Happy IWSG Day!