Hello, Mythographers!
Here’s a new release for you. It took a while to get done, but now it’s here.
The Mean Gods series focuses on the 7 Deadly Sins. These are the seven divine meanies that will crash into Horace’s life and upend it completely, pushing him along the way into evil thoughts and deeds.
If you liked the hit Netflix series “The Good Place” but thought it could use a bit more sauce, then this is the book series for you.
Check it out, or find the ebook version here.
Audible is hosting a sitewide sale through Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12th. ALL titles will be 50-70% off. If you aren’t already an Audible member, you’ll have to register.
Find the Audible signup here: Audible offer.
If you already have a subscription, all you need to do is browse. Find our titles on the Audiobooks page.
Luke Rounda has a post about the challenges he faced when he turned Pickle Pie into an audiobook.
Blood runs pink in the latest Vernacular Audiocollaboration with postmodern Greek mythologist and science fiction writer George Saoulidis!
Luke Rounda at Vernacular Audio
In an all-too-plausible near future Athens, popularity is queen. Debt slavery is not only legal, it’s been gamified. It even has an official bloodsport: Jugger.
Jugger’s playerbase of ruined and exploited female athletes paint the town pink with blood—‘shopped for streaming to all ages.
Inside and outside the Arena, perverts, crony capitalists, and cyborg deathknights run the streets.
But with the help of a gutsy cyberpink girl and a savvy Veil hacker, the bankrupt smithy who crafts the elite their armor suits is about to rewrite the playbook…
Read the rest of the post here https://vernacular.audio/pickle-pie/ and find the Pickle Pie audiobook on this page.
There are many deals to choose from, but one of the best is the Audible deal. We love audiobooks, we listen to them, we produce them, we even recommend some to you.
If you have an Audible subscription already, visit our Audiobooks page for a listening library.
If you don’t, get it now.
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At Mythography we create mainly digital goods, so that is a decision that is not taken lightly.
Piracy is of course a big issue, but we believe that people who want to support a project will happily buy the original. We do that all the time, we buy the original copy and support the creators.
We do not advocate piracy, nor are we against digital goods protection. We have been burned by DRM as consumers many times and we do not want a single one of our customers to feel the same way. DRM creates issues even with legitimate uses, transferring your original digital goods to a new device, reading the same book on your brother’s tablet, backing up the stuff you bought on your computer to do a format, not having access to workshop UGC on Steam etc. Even being offline on a trip or during a move is troublesome.
We are not lobbying against DRM like these guys do for example in their informative site, but we like the fact that Amazon has given us the choice as publishers to implement DRM or not in our products.
We are simply saying that our choice will always be DRM-free.
If you’re looking for more publishing houses that advocate DRM-free, Baen Books is one of the biggest with the same ideology. You bought it, you own it.
