...All the Russias is live!

[djonn]

The day has arrived!  My newest Uncial Press ebook, Spirit of All the Russias, is live. The title page calls it a "novel byte"; in practical terms, it's a short story published in ebook format.  Which means (among other things) that it has extremely cool cover art (see below).  Currently, you'll find it at Uncial's Web site and over at ebook-retailer Untreed Reads; it should filter out to Amazon, B&N, and a host of other ebook sellers in the next couple of days. 

(ETA2: As of late Friday night, it's on both Amazon and B&N.  That said, one thing to keep in mind about ebooks published by smaller presses: when you buy directly from the publisher's Web site, you're showing extra support for that author and publisher, who then don't have to share revenue with a third-party vendor.)



 Baba Yaga has long been one of my favorite myth-figures, and I am very happy to see this story out in the world. 

Comments

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

finally! and now waiting on B&N..

[djonn]

You need wait no more; the Nook version is live.

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

I will poke it with an electronic stick..

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

uhm the Nook platform doesnt show it under John C Bunnell, but under John Bunnell.. your spread out there

[djonn]

I can't replicate this. For me, the book's page on B&N gives the correct byline (with the middle initial) on my home PC, my LG smartphone, and my Nook HD. That said, it's true that the search engine seems to be smart enough to find my ebook titles with any variation of my name.

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

it was just strange when I looked you up... sigh.

[martianmooncrab.livejournal.com]

part of the problem is that I have two Nooks, and they give different data on you... silly electronic pets!