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Massive Freebie Promo on April for Science Fiction and Fantasy Books!

Promotion over! But you can signup at the mailing list through the big button below and get notified on future special offers.

We are running a promotion with other indie authors and publishing houses, all in the speculative fiction genre.

Lets clog those Kindles!
Lets clog those Kindles!

So, if you like sci-fi, fantasy and horror signup with your email address and get the April email that will give you an insane amount of free books to choose from!
Yes I Want To Get An Email When The Promo Is Up!

This particular promo focuses on Spec-fic books on Amazon Kindle.

At that promo you’ll be able to get our own book:

Just signup at the ginormous red button above and you’ll get an email soon.

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What Did You Think Of This Sci-fi Novella?

Promotion ended

We have began a new partnership with StoryCartel. You can get Crying Over Spilt Light over there for free for a few more days. After that, an honest review is appreciated.

Don't Cry Little Guy...
Don’t Cry Little Guy…

Why such a big deal on reviews?

Reviews make sure people see what other readers have thought of the book. Those little stars have a big impact on readers searching for something new. Sure, you know what a Stephen King novel might read like, or you have some expectations for the new Harry Potter novels, but when a writer is not well known he needs all the help he can get.

Reviews can be short, don’t think of them as critic’s bylines. Just write down what you thought of the story, if it moved you, if you wanna read more. Click the star rating. And submit. Simple as that.

Where should I review books?

Anywhere you like. To be honest, the ones that make the biggest difference to us are the Amazon reviews and the Goodreads ones.

Click here to review Crying Over Spilt Light on Amazon.

Click here to review Crying Over Spilt Light on Goodreads.

Obviously, you can review on the platform that you bought the ebook on.

How many stars would you like?

All of them. All quadrillion of’em. Even those lame brown dwarf ones.

Why the heck should I read this novella?

Because it is a tale of hybris and scientific struggle, wrapped around a sexy Muse sci-fi story.

Where can I get it?

For a few more days, on Storycartel for free. Just click here.