The Last Airship from Khartoum going on Sale

I have put The Last Airship from Khartoum on sale from March 24th to March 31st. It will be on sale in both the US and UK Amazon Stores. Stop by and check out the story on Amazon.

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The Last Airship From Khartoum - Reviews

Just was looking at the reviews for The Last Airship from Khartoum this morning and noticed that I now have five reviews. Not too bad. They are coming in faster than they have for any of my other books. So far, everyone has been very kind. Thank you to all who have posted a review. It's been just over a month since the launch and I have been happy with how things are going.

The Last Airship From Khartoum

Despite my poor attempt to advertise, the book is doing well. Currently it is sitting around 66,000 on Amazon (Thank You!). I have 2 reviews that have come in so the book is sitting at 4.5 stars. Thank you for the reviews. If you have read the book, I would really like to hear back from you. Thank you for reading.

The Last Airship From Khartoum is Live on Amazon

Please swing on by and take a look at the Kindle Store.

Thanks Everyone.

The Last Airship From Khartoum

In just a couple of hours, I will be clicking the submit button and making the book availible on the Amazon store. I am looking forward to seeing how it does. It has been a long time coming and with the Editing done from both my editor and beta readers, I am proud of how it has turned out. If you get a chance tomorrow, please swing on by and check it out. I will be posting the link as soon as it is ready.

The Last Airship From Khartoum

I finally finished with the edits. I have sent out copies to my beta readers and hope to be able to post it on Amazon by the end of the month. It has taken a long time but I am actually close to completing this.

Next up, NaNoWriMo!

And the Editing rolls on.

I am still working on the last batch of edits for The Last Airship from Khartoum. I am really pleased with the job the editor has done by applying the edits has proven more problematic for me. I foolishly printed out the edits with two pages on one to try to save paper. Turns out, my eyes are not up to this challenge. I have gotten through chapter nine of thirty.

So my release plans for April of this year are apparently some fantasy rather than anything realistic.

But I need some help from you. As the book sits now, it is really two parts. The first ten chapters deal with wrapping up some issues left over from the first book. Then the next twenty cover what the title is really about. Should these be broken up into 2 separate books? The whole thing is currently about 65K words in total. Do I release the first half as a novella for $0.99 and the second half as a book? Or keep the whole thing together? I can't decide.

Editing The Last Airship from Khartoum

I am still going through the edits that I have received so far. I have no idea why, but it is a job that I absolutely dread doing. The changes recommended definitely improve what I have done. But it completely feels like I am back in High School English class and receiving back a paper that is fairly dripping with red ink back from the teacher. Things are not nearly that dire as back then but the feeling remains the same.

As such, I have been dragging my feet in getting these edits done. I am going to get back to work on it today. The editors that I have found on Fiverr have been fantastic and I am very happy with their work so far.

Here is hoping to a new release on Amazon by February!