Noir Fatale is out and hot, ladies and gentlemen! I’m so excited that you all like this anthology so much. It truly was a labor of love to bring it to you. Thanks again to Larry Correia and all of the incredibly talented, wonderful authors who contributed to the collection! And to Baen Books for publishing it!
LibertyCon 32 Schedule
Hey Friends! I’m super excited about attending LibertyCon 32 in June! Here’s my tentative schedule, but keep in mind, these things can (and do!) change up to the minute. š
Fri | 01:00PM | Luck is Not a Factor: More Stories from the Four Horsemen Universe |
Fri | 02:30PM | The 4 Horseman RT Mass Autograph Session |
Fri | 03:00PM | Terra Nova: What’s New from the Carreraverse |
Fri | 04:30PM | Terra Nova Mass Autograph Session |
Fri | 05:00PM | Opening Ceremonies |
Fri | 07:00PM | Noir Fatale Roundtable |
Fri | 08:30PM | Noir Fatale Mass Autograph Session |
Sat | 10:00AM | Freehold: Resistance Roundtable |
Sat | 11:30AM | Freehold: Resistance Mass Autograph Session |
Sat | 02:00PM | Baen Traveling Roadshow and Prize Patrol |
Sat | 04:00PM | Chris Kennedy Publishing – The Year Ahead |
LibertyCon is one of my favorite conventions, and I can’t wait to see many of my friends and chosen family there!
Much love,
kc
FantaSci AAR
Maybe two? years ago, I first heard about FantaSci. Mark Wandrey sent me an excited IM and said that there was going to be a new con, a successor to Honorcon, and it was going to have a focus on the Four Horsemen Universe (4HU). I was excited about being part of the 4HU, and the idea of a “4HU Con” was incredibly cool. So as soon as I could, I reached out and asked to be considered as a featured panelist. To my intense delight, I was accepted, and so were a TON of my friends!
Wednesday
Not only was I invited to be a featured panelist, so was my dear friend and completely badass coauthor Marisa Wolf. So she flew in to my local airport on Wednesday, and I knocked off work a bit early to go pick her up…aaaaand the shenanigans started pretty much immediately.
Okay, so real talk? Marisa Wolf cannot open her mouth without making me laugh. Those of you who watched our gigglefest Facebook live know what I’m talking about. She’s fantastic, and I knew that the weekend was off to a fantastic start.
Thursday
Thursday morning, Marisa and I got up early and hit the road.Ā We managed to miss most of the DC morning rush hour on our way down to pick up Jason Cordova and Philip “Doc” Wholrab.Ā For the record, despite what Jason may be telling you, Iām not a total incompetent.Ā I checked (via two GPS programs) whether it would be faster to pick him up first or pick Doc up first.Ā Both Waze and Google agreed.Ā It didnāt matter; six of one, one-half dozen of another.Ā So we jetted over to get Jason and then headed to Docās, and I didnāt pay attention to any of Jasonās verbal directions because I know better.Ā šĀ
Besides, I was already detouring 3 hours out of the way to pick him up. Was 20 min really going to make a difference? I just wanted to see my friends!
We drove through some serious rain and even a little snow, but eventually we acquired the guys and headed south to Durham. The Blue Ridge Parkway was a lot of fun to drive, and I donāt think I scared my passengers too much. Iām a bit of an assertive driver, but we made it safely, so it canāt have been TOO bad. (insert ābut did you DIE?!?ā meme hereā¦)
Road trip complete, we arrived at the con hotel, which was the beautiful Hilton DoubleTree Raleigh-Durham Airport. What a great facility! The wide, welcoming porch and cozy, comfortable lobby was a sign of good things to come. Especially because some of our favorite people in the world were waiting for us right inside.
I ignored all of them. I was highly caffeinated and overhydrated and I had an urgent appointment to see a man about a horse. But once I handled that business, it was fantastic to meet up with Mark and Joy Wandrey, Chris and Sheellah Kennedy, Kevin Ikenberry, Jon Osborne, and too many more people to mention. It was like we knew everybody already! We hugged and chattered and giggledā¦ and eventually got settled into our rooms.
Our hotel room was quite comfortable. We couldnāt adjust the temperature down, and our toilet tank had a tiny leak (that was fixed with a quickness as soon as we discovered it), but the room itself was perfectly situated away from the noise, next to an outside door, and had two very comfortable beds in it. I would stay there again, for sure.
After we got all checked in and settled, Marisa and I headed down to the hotel restaurant to meet up with Mark, Chris, and Kevin for a 4HU Core Authorsā meeting.Ā We discussed <redacted> and <redacted>, and fans of the series will be super excited to know that <redacted> will be teaming up with <redacted> to perform the critical task of <redacted> the <redacted><redacted>.Ā Ā Soā¦ get excited for that!Ā š
The meeting ended, but the discussion and fun continued in the bar, until I couldnāt keep my eyes open any longer. The drive and the week leading up to the con had taken its toll, and I was tired. Marisa and I said our good nights and we both headed off to bed.
Friday
Friday morning, Marisaās sister (codename: Sister Karen) and brother (codename: Sleepy Wolf) flew in to town and joined us at the hotel. We hung out for a bit, and then Jason, Doc, Speaker, and I headed out to Baen HQ while Marisa hung with her siblings for a bit.
Baen was a lot of fun. I got to see Christopher Ruocchio, Tony Daniel, Jim Minz, Grace whose last name I donāt know, and Marla (whose last name I know, but wonāt publicize because sheās not a writer or editor). Plus the office cats. We talked about books and podcasts, got to meet Jacob Holo and his lovely wife (whose name I forget, Iām sorry!) and ran into Steve White once again. Steve was in town to be a special guest of FantaSci, and I was excited to see him and get to meet his super funny, beautiful wife Sandy.
Plus we went to lunch. There were sweet potato fries. And ice cream. It was delicious. Thank you so much, Baen!!
After lunch, Doc and I headed back to the convention and a
few panels. I had āSurviving the
Apocalypseā at 5pm. Speaker moderated
that one, and as ever, did a fantastic job guiding the discussion. Afterwards, we attended opening ceremonies
for the con, followed by āDating Game with Booksā at 7pm.
For āDating Gameā, I cosplayed Evelyn Adamsen, my WWII-era psychic character
from Minds of Men. It was a lot of fun,
but believe you me, Evie was NOT comfortable with some of the questions asked! Nor was she comfortable with some of the
answers provided by āTamir Alcuinā, portrayed by Marisa Wolf. It was a riot of a time, and it only got
better in the second round, when bawdy bachelorette āJoleneā (played by Con
Chair Joel Lyons) grilled three fictional bachelors as played by their authors
(David Weber, Mark Wandrey, and Chris Woods).
It was hilarious.
After that, there was dinner (I think!) and more hanging out with a ton of people at the bar. Which was fantastic, especially because WE GOT AN ORANGE TAG!!!
HUNTER, by Marisa and I, released on Friday, and by Friday night, we were the #1 Hot New Release in Action and Adventure Literary Fiction on Amazon!Ā I donāt want to speak for Marisa, but I was bowled over, flabbergasted, incredibly honored and so, so, so psyched that people liked the book!Ā We really had a great time writing it, and it felt amazing to celebrate the launch surrounded by friends and chosen family.Ā So not for the first time, and definitely not for the last, I will say thank you, FantaSci, for an incredible experience.Ā
Saturday
Saturday was my birthday.Ā š Ā I turned 42, which as everyone knows, is the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything.Ā However, in my head Iām still a kid of 7 or so, who finds it necessary to trumpet the news of my birthday from every convenient rooftop.Ā So when we got up and around that morning, I was greeted by a flurry of āHappy Birthday!ā wishes.Ā I couldnāt have asked for more.Ā It made my inner 7-year oldās heart so glad, and made me feel so loved.Ā Once again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you, FantaSci, for celebrating with me.Ā
Programming started bright and early at 9am with the Baen Books Slide Show & Travelling Prize Patrol.Ā This panel is a perpetual favorite for several reasons: Ā
- 1. They give out free books.
- 2. They show off new (and old but still beautiful and amazing) cover art and
- 3. Sometimes I get a chance to talk about my work.Ā
This was one of those times.Ā I got to tell the room about Noir Fatale, and how amazing and cool all of the stories in it are, before I had to leave early to get to my next panel.Ā As always, Jim and Tony D. were incredible presenters, and I wish Iād been able to stay for the whole thing.Ā
But at 10, I had Alternate History Change Points. I ended up being appointed moderator on the spot, and I think we had a pretty good discussion about the nature and definition of alternate history, what makes a good point of departure from the actual timeline, and why we tell various types of alt history stories.
When it was over, I had time for a quick lunch break before hopping into a panel on Alien Races.Ā This one was a lot of fun, too, in part because Marisa and I both got to be on the panel.Ā Once again, I moderated, and I managed to get about halfway through the panel before we started talking about interspecies sex.Ā šĀ What can I say?Ā It was a fairly rollicking good time, and I may have even succeeded in making Steve White blush.Ā Achievement Unlocked!
After that, we rolled right into the Chris Kennedy Publishing: The Year Ahead panel. Here, Chris gives an overview of his publishing schedule for the year, and the panel and I got to see a very special preview of some seriously badass cover art. Those who were at FantaSci know, but Iāll wait until Chris gives me a green light before announcing it in any more detail. Let me just say that I think youāre all going to like it.
At 3pm, Kevin Ikenberry, Marisa, and I broke off to go talk about the Peacemakers of the 4HU, and what they do and how they do it. That was a fun panel, too, and we had the opportunity to talk a bit more about how we actually make this āshared worldā thing work.
Once that was over, we had an hour or so to get ready before the first ever 4HU Mercenary Dining Out. Iād come up with the idea to do a Merc Dining Out about a year ago, and had volunteered to put it together. Truth be told, due to Joel Lyons and his excellent staff, all I really had to do was come up with a script and program, and get people to play their parts. It was really quite easy, and thatās only because everyone working on it was such a pro. Thank you all.
Marisa and I both cosplayed Depik characters, and the ever amazing Wendy W. did some gorgeous cat makeup on us both. Then I played Madam Vice to Kevin Steversonās Mr. Vice, while Kevin Ikenberry (as Peacemaker Six) served as Sergeant At Arms. Marisa (as Dama Tsan of Whispering Fear Clan) was our expert grog demonstrator, along with Chris Kennedy (as Nigel Shirazi). Mark Wandrey played Jim Cartwright III and presided over the mess, but we were all upstaged by Sheellah playing Alexis Cromwell and Joy playing Sansar Enkh. The ladies looked STUNNING, and when joined by the ever-radiant Sharon Rice-Weber (as Grand Duchess New Montana) and Sandy White, really made the head table shine.
Overall, Iād call the Inaugural Merc Dining Out a success. We had a grog and many toasts, and a lot of fun and noise. The food was delicious, and we got to welcome Jon Osborne to the ranks of the 4HU Core Authors. Once again, thank you, FantaSci, for making the evening so fantastic.
After the Dining Out, I was tired. But we still had a launch party planned in the consuite for Hunter. So you can imagine my surprise when Mark grabbed me and informed me that we had to plot about the sequel to Weaver RIGHT NOW. Iām sure I looked confused, but I figured he must have had an idea or something that he didnāt want to lose and figured that I could roll with it.
So we sat down for about 10 minutes and worked our way through some ideas weād had for the second Tortantula novel in the 4HU. The ideas were good, and I was excited about the book, but I could feel my energy flagging and I knew that if I wanted to do more than put in an appearance at my own launch party, I had better get moving. So when Mark announced āokay, I think thatās it, thank you.ā I took that as a dismissal and headed upstairs to the consuite.
Little did I know, I was supposed to wait for him.
As I walked down the hallway toward the consuite, someone giggled and slammed the door shut. I blinked, but figured that maybe something was going on, and maybe we were meeting up in the other half of the consuite (it was split over two rooms). I poked my head in there, but I didnāt see any of my friends, and so I started to wonder. I walked back out into the hallway, and Kevin Ikenberry appeared.
āCome with me,ā he said, and put his arm around my shoulder.
āI donāt know where our friends are,ā I remember saying. I probably sounded like a lost little girl. I get a bit whiny when Iām tired. #confessions
āItās okay,ā he said, and opened up the door to the consuite.
It was dark inside. I took a step in, and then it dawned on me.
āSURPRISE!ā they yelled, and the lights came on, and all I could see was balloons, and streamers, and a cake, and my beautiful, wonderful, amazing, too-cool-for-this-world coauthor Marisa Wolf with a shit-eating grin bigger than her home state of Texas.
She threw me a birthday party. I had no idea.
There was amazing cake, with the cover art from HUNTER on
it. Joy gave me a gift that nearly made
me cry: a hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind, crocheted Depik that I named Cahli,
after the Governor in the book. There were my friends singing to me and
laughing with me and hugging me and I have rarely felt so loved.
Iām running out of words, so let me just say this. I am so very, very blessed to have these
people in my life. Thank you all.
We stayed in the consuite until it was time to close it
down, and then we cleaned up and headed back down to the hotel bar. We hung out there for a little while longer,
but after awhile, I couldnāt keep my eyes open, and headed to bed. I didnāt want the day to end. What a fantastic birthday. Again, thank you, FantaSci.
(And especially you, Marisa. Words fail me.)
Sunday
Sunday morning, we both slept in. It was glorious. When we eventually got up, we had breakfast in the hotel, and then headed to Chris Kennedyās author table for our signing. We signed and sold several copies of HUNTER, so many that I was barely able to keep one for myself. I think Chris only had two left, and Marisa only one (hers!). Soā¦ that was pretty successful, too!
After the signing, Marisa had lunch with her mom and brother
(not Sleepy Wolf) who came in to town for that purpose, and I grabbed food with
Doc and Jason, and then hung out with Kevin Ikenberry and his buddy Mark for
awhile. We plotted a little, but mostly
just talked about the con and the universe and all the great stuff on the
horizon. FantaSci was starting to wind
down, and while itās inevitable, itās always a little bit sad.
After that, Marisa, Sister Karen, Sleepy Wolf and I joined Joy on the
Uncomfortable Couch in the hotel lobby. (Seriously, that couch sucks. Everything else about the hotel was on point,
zero complaintsā¦ but that couch needs to GO!) where she was taking a break
after tearing down her dealer booth for Spinnerās End Studios. Eventually, my
dear friend and fan Bubba also joined us, and we had a very pleasant
afternoon. At some point, Mark Wandrey
grabbed Marisa to plot about their novel, so thatās exciting, too.
It was warm and cozy, and I started getting sleepy, so I got
up to walk around. I wandered out onto
the back patio, where it was absolutely gorgeous with the sun and a spring
breeze. I decided to grab my laptop from
the room and do a little writing out there.
I got a few words down, not as many as on a non-con day, but not nothing
either.
The work goes ever on.
Marisa and Mark broke up their powwow so that Mark could attend the FantaSci Guest dinner with Joel. Marisa, Bubba, Doc, Jason, Sleepy Wolf, Sister Karen, and I decided to go grab some highly rated hibachi before the Wolf siblings had to head to the airport. I kinda thought it was going to be a Benihana-style steakhouse with the chef and the grill and the flaming onion volcano, but I was wrong. It was a fast-food style order-at-the-window-and-pick-up-when-your-number-is-called kind of placeā¦ but the food was DELICIOUS! Seriously, Iād go back there in a heartbeat! Yum.
Marisa took my car to make an airport run to drop off her brother and sister, and so Doc, Jason, Bubba and I walked over to Cold Stone for birthday milkshakes.Ā Because it turned out that Bubbaās birthday was that week too!Ā And everyone deserves birthday milkshakes.Ā You know Iām right.Ā šĀ
Marisa found us there and then we headed back to the hotel
to hang out with the rest of the crew for just a little bit longer before
admitting that it was over and falling, exhausted, into bed.
Monday
Monday was a long day.
The drive with Marisa, Doc, and Jason was delightful. Getting home to
see my eldest was heart-soothing. For
all the fun and all the love I experienced, Iād missed my husband and
girls. EZ was still out of town with the
little one, so I had to wait an additional day before hugging them, but my
teenager was excited to see me.
Thatās a victory if there ever was one. J Sheās a good kid, and Iād really missed her.
She gives good hugs. Oh, and my two cats
were also happy that we were home. So
that was nice, as well.
Overall Thoughts
- For a first year con, FantaSci ROCKED itā¦ no, scratch that. For ANY con, FantaSci rocked it. Itās kinda mind-blowing that this is their first year. I would never have guessed that if I hadnāt already known. Everything was so smooth and well organized and communicated. Iāll be encouraging all of my author friends to give this con a go. What a great time! Congratulations to Joel Lyons and all of his staff and volunteers. Yāall did this. Well done.
- Sister Karen and Sleepy Wolf are AMAZING con minions! I didnāt give them much airtime above, but they basically spent the entire con running errands for Marisa and me, and getting things done for us so we didnāt have to. Thanks to them, we had programs for the Dining Out, and scripts printed out, and a cake and decorations for my party, and all kinds of stuff. Theyāre really cool people, and I cannot thank them both enough for everything.
- I love my 4HU family so much. Not just my brothers and sisters in the author corps, but all the fans of the series. All you crazy mercs out there who lined up in DROVES to join the brand new fan group, all you wonderful people who bought HUNTER, who reviewed it online, who shared our social media postsā¦ thank you so much. Youāre all amazing, and Iām humbled to know you.
- If I were a betting woman (and I kinda am) Iād say that FantaSci will likely expand at a prodigious rate. Iād recommend getting your tickets for FantaSci 2020 now. Iām sad that I wonāt be there, due to moving to Japan, but youād best believe Iāll be back somedayā¦ and I really hope I see you there!
HUNTER release!
Hey friends! I’m so excited to announce the release of HUNTER, my latest novel with the amazing and fabulous Marisa Wolf! We’ve returned to the bestselling Four Horsemen Universe to bring you the next chapter in the Depik saga.
Marisa and I are super proud of this book. We worked very closely together and I am pleased to say that it shows up in the writing. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed writing it. And if you did, then please for the love of little kittens, leave a review! š
As always, thanks to Mark Wandrey and Chris Kennedy for letting us play in the Four Horsemen Universe. It’s been a wild ride… and it’s not over yet!
-kc
FantaSci 2019 Schedule
Hey Friends!
I’m super excited to be spending this coming weekend at FantaSci in Durham, NC! If you’re planning on going, here’s where you can find me:
Friday, 22 March:
- 5-5:50pm Surviving the Apocalypse
- 6-6:50pm Opening Ceremonies
- 7-7:50pm Dating Game With Books
Saturday, 23 March:
- 9-10am Baen Book Slide Show & Traveling Prize Patrol (note, this is a 2 hour panel, but I have to leave early to do my next panel at 10)
- 10-10:50am Alternate History Change Points
- 1-1:50pm Alien Races
- 2-2:50pm Chris Kennedy Publishing: The Year Ahead
- 3-3:50pm Peacemakers: One Against The Galaxy
- 5-9:50pm Four Horsemen Merc Dining Out
- 10pm-whenever I fall over HUNTER launch party!
Sunday, 24 March:
- 11am-12pm HUNTER signing with Marisa Wolf at the CKP Booth in the Dealer Room!
- 12-1:00pm Closing Ceremonies
FantaSci is shaping up to be an incredible con! I really can’t wait. If you’re going to be in the area, please come by and say hello!
Take care!
-kc
Hope is Released!
It’s 1 March already! That’s so crazy! 2019 just started, and I can’t believe we’re already in the last month of the quarter.
March has always been my favorite month for a lot of reasons. It’s my birthday month, it’s usually the end of winter, it’s when things start to heat up and get moving toward con season… and this year, we’re kicking March off with a bang, and the release of HOPE IS NOT A STRATEGY!
HOPE is the latest anthology set in the Four Horsemen Universe (4HU for short), and for this one, editors Mark Wandrey and Chris Kennedy reached out to some of the biggest and most respected names in the indie SF business. And boy did they deliver!
I’m honored to have my story, “Survivor” included in this volume. It’s a bit of a different twist for me, and I’d love to know what you think of it, along with the rest of the stories in the book. So please consider checking it out, and if you like it, do leave a review? They absolutely help so very much.
ALSO! If you’re looking at this anthology thinking “yeah, but the 4HU is ginormous, and I don’t know where to start…”, then don’t worry, fam. We got you. CARTWRIGHT’S CAVALIERS, by Mark Wandrey, the Dragon-nominated book that started it all is available FREE this weekend! There won’t be a better time to go get hookeā¦ uh… I mean, go check it out! š
Release Weekend!
Happy Release Weekend! I’m super excited to announce that THOSE IN PERIL,Ā edited by Chris Kennedy and James Young, is LIVE and available in eBook and trade paperback! AND, as of the time I’m posting this, it’s the #1 Hot New Release on Amazon in two categories!
THOSE IN PERIL is the brainchild of editor James Young, and it’s a brilliant collection of naval-themed alternate history stories. This anthology aims to make you wonder “what if?” and explores several possible answers to that question.
My story, “Naked” is set in my Psyche of War universe (same universe as MINDS OF MEN and its upcoming sequel THE WORLD ASUNDER) and it tells my version of the story behind my favorite photograph from World War II.
(side note: click on that link to see the photograph, and then enjoy the next few hours clicking through some really amazing historical documentation!)
In other news, I’ve been enjoying playing a silly little game called Slime Rancher on Xbox recently. I first encountered the game when my husband’s buddy Thranxes recommended it as a fun game for our youngest daughter to play. Sure enough, he was right, and I got sucked into it as well. š
Thranxes has a YouTube channel with gameplay videos of a LOT of fun games. I know quite a few of my fans are also gamers, so I figured some of you might be interested in checking it out. Clicking on the banner will take you there, as will clicking here!
That’s about it for now, my friends. I’ll have another update for you soon. As a hint as to the topic, please enjoy this picture of me and my fabulous coauthor, Marisa WolfĀ !Ā ThisĀ wasĀ takenĀ at LibertyConĀ lastĀ year.
Until next time, be well and take care of each other. Much love!
-kc
Release Day: Kingdoms of Iron & Stone
Hey Friends! I’m super excited to announce that I have a story in KINGDOMS OF IRON & STONE, a magnificent epic fantasy anthology brought to you by the geniuses (geniuii?) behind Keystroke Medium!
My story is called “King Edrick and the Dragon”, and it was a lot of fun to write, mostly because I played with one of my favorite epic fantasy tropes: that of the brave knight slaying the evil, maiden-stealing dragon. š
The ebook is available now, and the paperback will go live in a few days. Members of The Cool Kids’ Table (my mailing list), look for a heads up email when the hard copy is available.
I hope you check it out. There are some really terrific stories here, and I’d love to see this anthology do really well. The Keystroke Medium team are some fantastically talented writers, editors, and podcasters, and I’d love it if we could show them some serious support!
And don’t forget to leave a review!
Happy New Year!!
Welcome to 2019, friends! I hope you’ve all had a joyous holiday season, one which allowed you to reconnect with those people and things you love most.
I’ve always been a big fan of celebrating the new year. While it’s always fun to cap off the holiday season with a huge blowout bash, over the last few years I’ve really gotten into reflecting on the past year and looking ahead with goals for the next trip around the sun.
One of my continuing goals is to do several podcasts and promotional things of that type, so watch this space for announcements.
Like this one! š
My buddy Sean is a huge gamer, and he runs the Savage Rifts Voice of Hope podcast. He invited me to do a guest spot on his show, and then we talked a little bit about gaming and writing and fun stuff like that. You can listen to the podcast here, and I hope you’ll check out Sean’s show while you’re at it!
Here’s to a fantastic 2019! May you make it everything you want it to be!
Much love,
kc
Another Holiday Giveaway!
Hey Friends! Ā
Have I mentioned how much I love the holidays?Ā Gifts must be my love language or something, because I absolutely adore giving presents… which is one of the reasons I’m bringing you a THIRD holiday giveaway!Ā
This giveaway is geared toward fans of the Military Science Fiction/Space Opera/First Contact subgenres.Ā You could win a FREE eReader, plus over fifteen kickass novels, including my own ASSASSIN!Ā
And, as always with these things, you’ll have the opportunity to get to know some really talented authors in the field, and hopefully find some new favorites!Ā
So if that sounds like your idea of a good time, Click Here or visitĀ https://booksweeps.com/book-giveaway/space-opera-military-first-contact-scifi-december-2018/ to enter!Ā
Good Luck and Happy Holidays!Ā
Noir Fatale Cover Reveal!
Hey Friends! Wanna see something awesome?
Isn’t that an amazing cover?Ā I’m blown away, and super excited for this anthology featuring some really, really good noir fantasy and science fiction stories.Ā It will be out from Baen books in May! Ā
Also, just a note, my mailing list subscribers got a sneak peek at this last night, so if you like getting first look at stuff like this, feel free to subscribe!Ā I’ve got some fun giveaways and holiday things coming up, so now is a fantastic time. Ā
I hope you guys are having a great December so far, and enjoying this winter holiday season!
Much love,
kc
Win The Ultimate Science Fiction/Fantasy Holiday Book Bundle!
Hey Friends!Ā Happy Holiday Season! Ā
For the past few years, I’ve made it my personal mission to really focus on the joy of the holiday season, and to try and let go of all the added stress that tries to creep into our lives at this time of year.Ā One of the ways I try to do that is by consciously choosing to do fun things… like Holiday Giveaways! Ā
(Did you like that segway?)Ā
This year, some author friends and I have teamed up to bring you a MASSIVE collection of over $250 worth of Science Fiction and Fantasy classics.Ā The entire box of books will be awarded to one lucky winner on the 15th of December… and that lucky winner could be YOU!Ā
Here’s the best part: it’s free to enter!Ā All you need is an email address.Ā As a bonus, you’ll be signing up for the mailing lists for me and my author friends, so you’ll have the opportunity to check out some new stories and hopefully find new favorites!Ā Win/Win/WIN!Ā