Lousy of me, I know, to come slouching in after a week of absence with a self-promotion post, but that's what I'm doing. Soon I will post about my busy week with some thoughts about performance, literary and otherwise. But for now, news.I have collaborated on a new book with visual artist Lou Beach called The Great Zombini. It's a collection of 21 short stories inspired by 21 of Lou's hilarious and bizarre photocollages. The book contains the images and the stories, and it is an ebook only release. The link above is for the Kindle page, but it will soon propogate to your favorite ebookstore, including the B&N and Apple sites. For those of you who were at my reading with Amy Dickinson and Jaime Warburton yesterday, those stories were from this book.
What can I say about it? Lou and I have decided to be annoyingly cagey in our description: "Cautionary tales for adults, illustrated. You've been warned." Here's a sample.
And do us a favor, will you? If you read the thing, review it on Amazon, even if you didn't like it. Our publisher is an indie, Red Willow Digital Press, and they (and we) need all the publicity we can get. Blogward ho!
1 comment:
I think it's great you did this. It's the future, or some form of it: e-publisng, print on demand. Good luck! and congratulations. It renews my desire to bypass traditional publishing altogether.
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