MLK Jr Weekend Campaign
Happy Friday Everyone and welcome to the long weekend!
I have a big announcement to make. For this long MLK Jr. weekend, I’m doing two things. One: both my short story Little Bernie's Map and my Novella The Uninvited Guest are both going on sale this weekend for free! Why am I doing this? Because starting today, for every new fan and friend I gain here on Goodreads, for every new follower I get on Twitter, Google+, and Facebook, I will donate .10¢ to NaNoWriMo.
For those of you that don’t know, NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is a month long competition that pits your writing skills against the clock and urges people to write a novel in the month of November with a total word count of 50,000 words or more. I’ve competed and won for the past two years. In doing this, I found it’s a fantastic way to get people to challenge their minds and even their hearts, egging them on to try something they might have never thought possible before. You can read more about my thoughts on Nanowrimo in my previous blog post from last month.
In any case, they need support and donations to keep the wheels turning each year. Check out their website at nanowrimo.org and don't forget to hit that Fan/Friend button up there too! It'll count for $0.10!
Thanks Everyone!
I have a big announcement to make. For this long MLK Jr. weekend, I’m doing two things. One: both my short story Little Bernie's Map and my Novella The Uninvited Guest are both going on sale this weekend for free! Why am I doing this? Because starting today, for every new fan and friend I gain here on Goodreads, for every new follower I get on Twitter, Google+, and Facebook, I will donate .10¢ to NaNoWriMo.
For those of you that don’t know, NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is a month long competition that pits your writing skills against the clock and urges people to write a novel in the month of November with a total word count of 50,000 words or more. I’ve competed and won for the past two years. In doing this, I found it’s a fantastic way to get people to challenge their minds and even their hearts, egging them on to try something they might have never thought possible before. You can read more about my thoughts on Nanowrimo in my previous blog post from last month.
In any case, they need support and donations to keep the wheels turning each year. Check out their website at nanowrimo.org and don't forget to hit that Fan/Friend button up there too! It'll count for $0.10!
Thanks Everyone!
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