Three Happinesses and a Request

[scribblemyname]

1. So on a whim, I decided to see if I had any paying sales for “The Alchemist” yet, a short story written under a pen name, and I did! One.

2. Also, reviewed! Four stars for “The Alchemist” at Amazon.

“I was pleasantly surprised by this story…”

3. I found myself on iTunes. I don’t use Apple myself, but it felt awesome just seeing it there.

4. I would be grateful for any unbiased reviews of any of the pieces I have available. Barnes and Noble only has “Portrait of a Butterfly.” Amazon has everything but “Portrait of a Butterfly.” Everything but “The Alchemist” is available for free on the Downloads page.

Will write you a ficlet if you link your review on B&N or Amazon in the comments. Or iTunes, if that’s your cuppa.

Originally published at Liana Mir. You can comment here or there.

Comments

[trovia.livejournal.com]

Amazon.de tells me that people who've bought The Alchemist have also bought a book called "Bizarre Sexspiele" (Bizarre Sex Games). Something you wanna tell us about the content? :)

So which of these can I read without knowing the others? Some of them are related, right?

[scribblemyname]

As yet, they're all standalone, though "Portrait of a Butterfly" definitely seems to want a follow-up (that isn't written yet) and is in the same universe as "Crossing the Barrier."

And shocked! :snickers: "The Alchemist" is a children-friendly fare. :giggles: