"I should have started doing this a year ago, but... well... my hands have been pretty full around here.
Books of the Dead is going to start sending out a newsletter. Probably once a month, give or take a week (or two). This form of marketing has always seemed a little spam-ish to me, which is probably why I've resisted it. But it has been suggested more than a few times, and people have let me know that they've wanted one, so I've pulled the trigger and created the newsletter.
If you've sent personal emails to my "James Roy Daley" account you're not on the list. But if you've sent Books of the Dead an email in the past you're already on the list. But it's not a big deal. You can always hit the unsubscribe button.
But you shouldn't hit the unsubscribe button. Why? Because I'm going to be giving something to readers and writers alike. Readers will get free and cheap stuff; writers will get the inside scoop on upcoming anthologies and submission details. When the doors open for novel submissions the first people to know will be the people on the mailing list.
If you would like to join the mailing list now *before I start giving away the good stuff* you can sign up HERE. And if you're reading this, I think you should sign up. Getting the inside scoop is always a good thing."
If you've sent personal emails to my "James Roy Daley" account you're not on the list. But if you've sent Books of the Dead an email in the past you're already on the list. But it's not a big deal. You can always hit the unsubscribe button.
But you shouldn't hit the unsubscribe button. Why? Because I'm going to be giving something to readers and writers alike. Readers will get free and cheap stuff; writers will get the inside scoop on upcoming anthologies and submission details. When the doors open for novel submissions the first people to know will be the people on the mailing list.
If you would like to join the mailing list now *before I start giving away the good stuff* you can sign up HERE. And if you're reading this, I think you should sign up. Getting the inside scoop is always a good thing."
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