Here's the linhttp://www.booksofthedeadpress.com/2014/02/new-release-duncan-mcgeary-led-to.htmlk to the Books of the Dead Press site, for the announcement and places to buy.
It looks terrific!
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- Handing out postcards.
- Letting a hobby become greed.
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- Duncan McGeary
- I'm Duncan McGeary, owner and/or operator for the last 39 years of Pegasus Books in Downtown Bend, Oregon. These days I'm writing books as well as selling them. I'm the comic book guy. But even more so, I'm a book book guy. Books of all kinds. Big books and little books, children's and adult, fiction and non-fiction, hardback and paperback and trade paperback and graphic novels. Books with more words than pictures and books with more pictures than words. They are all part of the book world to me, and I love being surrounded by them every day.
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I really hope this gets published in hard cover. The art and story deserve to be on a shelf.
There is supposed to be a trade paperback version down the road...
Hmm...my nook won't accept it from Amazon as they are part of the Kindlenation. And Smashwords wants me to attach cables and "sideload". I miss the old days when paper came before tech.
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