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I apologize for Amazon not yet putting The Fool’s Illusion at its reduced price that I talked about in the
special FI anniversary post earlier this
week. If you missed that one,
go check it out to read more about that fantastic deal in celebration of FI’s 2nd year anniversary. Amazon
seems to take long with its price changes, something that we indie authors have
no control over since we only price our books through them (besides publishing
through their self-publishing services) and don’t display the price in the
online store itself. Again, I will update you here (at the Fantastic Site ) once I find out the reduced price
is displayed and therefore when the book is actually selling at that price.
Because it’s hard to say when that will be, I can’t tell you at this point when
I will post notice of that. So you don’t miss out on this limited offer,
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It’s not only FI’s
anniversary but also an aunt and uncle’s
wedding anniversary that the family celebrated today. I just got back and so
because it’s already late I’ll have to keep this post short. I apologise. It’s
been so busy of a day that I didn’t even get around to continue revising my short
story that I’m currently working on. I’m in the middle of working the character
development into the story which is a hell of a lot harder than it first seems.
I’m trying to show the protagonist’s motivation while trying not to tell it so
much or simply show it in his thoughts, but to show it through his actions and
interaction with the other characters.
This story is particularly harder than most of my other ones
because it takes place on an alien planet that’s geographical elements are
different than Earth’s and so it’s because of this is why the crew in the story
get marooned there. I’m not a scientist as much as I love reading about
science. So I have the deeper research I have to do when it comes to science
fiction like the one I’m now writing.
Next time (in our regular weekend post) I might talk about my
publishing plans for my new short fiction collection, The Hidden.
How much scientific accuracy do you expect when you read or
watch science fiction? Let me know in the box below.
Until next time . . .
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