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For a strictly limited period, the Amazon Kindle version of Memes of Loss and Devotion is available at a very special, promotional price of only $0.99c (+ sales tax) / £0.99p / €0,99c. Get it while you can! US: http://www.amazon.com/Memes-Loss-Devotion-ebook/dp/B00FJZWK0O UK...

My book is currently 99c/99p!

Ballard knew that one day sex & technology would merge, in a 'fetishized' manner. He picked the automobile as the symbol of technology that we have the closest relationship with. What he could never have seen was the rise of internet sexuality. The other Crash movie was great too...

I found it hard going...

Thanks Peder, that's great! I hope you enjoy it. Let me know what you think? I've been getting loads of compliments over the title. I was initially worried that I'd spend my life explaining it.

Amazon Most Helpful Customer Reviews 5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic read 6 Oct 2013 By David Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase I highly recommend this book to all scifi fans, the author had me hooked from beginning to end ! Can't wait for more writings from this talented author.

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #22 in Kindle Store > Books > Fiction > Science Fiction > Anthologies & Short Stories

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #22 in Kindle Store > Books > Fiction > Science Fiction > Anthologies & Short Stories

This is my favourite book ever and I think it's one of the best books ever written. Plus it has an utterly unique construction. A must read!

Noooooooooooooooooo! Leave it alone!

You basically have to join Amazon KDP then give it away for free to get up the rankings, find an audience, get reviews and most importantly, get the 'others viewed / bought' mentions.

"Memes of Loss and Devotion" by darrenwhite, is an Amazon Kindle Print/eBook collection of 15 speculative short stories. The eBook will initially be available at a time-limited, special offer, launch price of just $2.99 / £1.99 / €2.99 (or local equivalent). "Memes of Loss and Devotion"...

The hardest & most time-consuming part of self publishing is finding an audience and getting that initial push. It takes more time than writing. That's where you miss a publisher.

Once Amazon get around to setting it up, I'm going to give the option to buy my ebook at 40% if you buy the print. I just can't bring myself to give it away although that feels like the morally correct thing to do. You buy the content. The media should be irrelevant. Maybe I'll take a stance...

Where do you find the time to write? When do you write? How much do you write a day/week/month? How many books do you release a year?