Now through July 31, you can save 20% off the print editions of any of my books. Follow the links on the right hand side of this page to Lulu.com and when you check out, use the coupon code: SUNSHINE305. Please note this is only for purchases from Lulu and not any other bookstores, and thanks for your support.
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Princess of Amathar is available, as you can see along the right hand side of this screen in trade paperback, hardcover with dust jacket, pdf download, and Amazon Kindle format. One of my next projects will be to create an audio book version. Audio books can be created and published using Lulu.com and other similar POD services. I’ll let you know as soon as it’s ready.
Amathar is the primary setting for my first novel. It is a mega-city in the artificial world of Ecos. As you have guessed, it was a science fiction novel. When I decided that I would self-publish this book (more on that later), I wasn’t thinking about creating a personal imprint. Later however, I saw that others self-publishing books had done so, so I immediately thought that “City of Amathar Press” would be appropriate. This is particularly so, since the Amatharians are described in my book as being extreme bibliophiles. Now that I am blogging, and especially since I am blogging about my writing, “City of Amathar” seemed more than appropriate for the blog title as well.
For any who would like to purchase books from City of Amathar Press, the entire catolog of which consists of one book (albeit in hardbound, paperback, or pdf), here is the link.
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