I'm experimenting with Weebly as a website and blog to host The Burning Times and I think it will replace poor tumblr. It lets me set up something that looks more like a magazine website and I've put together a page on the books' historical and mythological context, which makes me feel good. It also looks nicer.

Create Space are vetting the paperback edition of Tinderspark, so hopefully that will go live in the next few days. Meanwhile, the book is dead on Amazon. It's impossible to find by chance (lost on page 78 of the Fantasy listings) so I'm contemplating re-defining the Genre, or at least one of the Genres. Over on Smashwords there have been over 100 downloads because people can find them book - if you select 50,000+ words and "Free" it's at the top of the page for Historical Fantasy and pretty prominent for vanilla fantasy too. Amazon won't let me give the book away for free, so I think I'll have to be more ingenious about marketing it.