Goodreads Giveaway Completed

Hey all,

I was working both jobs the day the contest completed and the next day, but I did get to the Post Office Friday and the winners' books are on their way.  They should receive them Monday.

Over 500 people entered the GoodReads contest to win a copy of my book.  That's a lot of people (at least to me).   Maybe I'll do another Kindle version giveaway later in the month - I haven't had one since August.  

Why would I give away my book for free?  I understand if people don't have money.  I don't have money for the things I used to buy or donate to. I'd like to think of writing as a source of income, but if it came down to 500 people (perhaps?) wanting to read my book but not being able to afford it - it doesn't cost me anything to give away Kindle copies if the readers can't afford them at this time.  Maybe they'll buy a future book of mine, or they could leave me a nice review.

Goodreads Giveaway

Hey there,

I'm not speeding along with National Novel Writing Month as quickly as I  did last year. It wasn't my lack of electric, but the sad things I keep hearing from others.  

I am seeing lots of out of state utility trucks so I'm not laying the blame in that direction either.

However, I'm trying to turn that around (I have plenty of plot in my head!) with a Goodreads Giveaway 

that will receive entries for 30 days. This is for a physical, paper copy that I will mail at my expense.

I am giving away two (2) copies of The End of the World Sucks.