Special holiday-e-book-price for FISTFUL OF CHARMS

Harper Voyager is continuing the tradition of making one of the earlier titles available for the temporary price of $1.99 for the holiday gift-giving season. It’s a very cool way to put something on that new device or round out your own library. This year, it is A FISTFUL OF CHARMS, and for a bonus, it includes the first two chapters of EVER AFTER. (You can read the first right now at the Harper blog. The second chapter will be out 12/25, and so on until we get to release day.)

If you are signed up for my Author Tracker, you should have gotten this right in you inbox, but if not, I’ve got links for you here since the special-priced e-book doesn’t always pop up.

Barnes and Noble (NOOK)
Amazon (Kindle)
Books-A-Million (Nook?)
Kobo (Download options: Adobe DRM EPUB)
iBookstore (iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch)

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Harper Voyager’s slew of “How to write” e-books on sale

Harper Voyager has an e-book sale going on now in celebration of NaNoWriMo, which is, for those not in the know, National Novel Writing Month, where professional, intermediate, and just-picked-up-the-pen writers rub shoulders in a month-long event to reach 50,000 words in 30 days. This is the second year that I’ve officially joined in, signed up, and tracked my progress at their website, but I’ve known about NaNo for a lot longer.  You can find me here at NaNo, and it’s really helped this year as I push through the rough draft of book thirteen.

But I mentioned e-books! Yes, Harper Voyager has ten books on writing on sale for a limited time at a reduced price of under two dollars. If you write, you might want to check it out. I’ve long held that even though you can go to school to learn the craft of writing, it still remains one of the few careers that you don’t have to and still be a success if you put the time in and learn what you can from where you can get it. Harper Voyager e-book sale