The hardback copies of Lightfingers are now available to buy at Lulu.com.
WOOOOOOOO
Lightfingers book 1
Working on the hardbacks….
It’s been almost a month since I last posted so I wanted to drop by and make it clear that I am working on both the hardback copies of Lightfingers…. And the sequel.
Watch this space for more details
The paperbacks have arrived!
Lightfingers now in paperback
P-p-p-p-paperback
Lightfingers is now up on Lulu.com to buy as a paperback.
Wow. That’s strange.
I mean, it’s one thing to publish an e-book. I download long fic as e-books to my Kindle all the time. I sent earlier drafts of Lightfingers there from word. I am used to reading not-officially-published stuff on my Kindle.
But paper is a whole different ballgame.
I wonder if many people will buy it…
PUBLISH DAY IS HERE
I like to think that I’ll always remember last night, coming home from a ukulele lesson on my crutches (long story) and thinking, it’s been 6 hours, maybe Amazon will have passed Lightfingers for publication and idly checking my phone, because, who knows?
And there it was, available for purchase.
As of 1pm today UK time I have sold 13 copies of my book via Amazon’s US, UK and Canada sites. I have also created the DRM-free PDF and have sent it to all of the £2 backers of my Kickstarter who favoured PDF as their preferred medium. Epub and mobi to follow along with the paper copies.
And here I am, a published author.
I tell you what, it’s a damn good feeling.
Lightfingers is currently available for purchase at:
Wow that is a lot of Amazons…
Lulu copies to follow!
Presenting, the cover of Lightfingers
As designed by Peter of http://bespokebookcovers.com/.
LIghtfingers will be available to buy for Amazon Kindle soon!
And so it begins….
Three years ago I completed the first draft of my first ever NaNoWriMo novel, Lightfingers. Then I started rewriting.
A little over a year I submitted the Lightfingers maunscript to the Harper Voyager unagented open submission. I got pretty far, falling out of consideration only when numbrers had dropped from 5,000 to 200 under consideration.
This year the agent I wanted told me I obviously had talent but this manuscript just didn’t stand out enough.
Two months ago I finished the last set of rewrites.
Yesterday I launched a Kickstarter to help me pay for a professional cover design and, should funds allow, a professonal copyedit.
One day very soon the first adventure of Leni Lightfingers will be published.
Lightfingers 