365 Days of Poetry available in Print on Demand

Just a quick note

The large print version of 365 Days of Poetry is now available CreateSpace.

Progress Report: What Our Writers are up to

With the end of the Australian university year, our writers are busy getting back on track. And this is what they’re up to:

Carlie Simonsen:

• is on track to turn in the next chapter book in her Wheelchair series in the next fortnight. Once that draft is in, we’ll get the cover underway.

C.M. Simpson:

• has turned in her next short story, and is about to start the one scheduled after it.
• reports she has selected the images required for the short story cover, and for Ellie Moonwater’s next two releases, and should have those completed and turned in within the next fortnight;
• is currently formatting 365 Days of Flash Fiction for print-on-demand via CreateSpace;
• reports having completed the editing and formatting of Ellie’s next release;
• reports having completed the editing of her next short story.

Eleanor Maine:

• is quietly working on her next Gargoyle novella.

Ellie Moonwater:

• has completed and turned in the rewrite and edits for a novella previously published at another publishing house;
• reports having two other projects near completion.

Madeleine Torr

• is working on the next book in her Pictures of Romance series. We have asked C.M. to rework the covers based on the current concept, to ensure cover continuity without loss of branding.

Half-Price Celebration: 365 Days of Poetry Just Released on Smashwords

Finally! Happy to announce that 365 Days of Poetry has just been released on Smashwords.

TO CELEBRATE

we are discounting it by 50% of its usual cover price until December 15, 2014.

COUPON CODE: SN58W

What's it about?

Well, C.M. had this to say:

Welcome to this gathering of poetry. It comes in a variety of styles and genres, and is arranged in no particular order save that there is one poem for each day. I have played with traditional forms such as the cinquain and englyn, and worked with free-form verse and rhyme. I have written about the world around me, and about worlds that probably don’t exist. I have tried to write poetry from the perspective of someone in the distant future writing about a new world, and I have written poetry with fantasy themes. Welcome to the worlds in my head.