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Family and Friends is my everyday journal. Captain's Log is where I pontificate on religion and politics. Optimus blog is the website for my first novel. Writers2Writers is the blog for a writers group that meets once a month.

Sunday, April 1, 2012

Nearly Done

The editing phase on Optimus is slowly but surely coming along and (knock on wood) will be out shortly in e-book on Smashwords and Kindle at a reasonable price.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Free At Last

I now have the publishing rights to Optimus. When I published with PA in Nov. of 2006 this seemed like the answer to a prayer. It took me ten summers to write it and two years searching for a publisher. PA has done a roller coaster ride on prices for the book making it nearly impossible to generate sales.  I purchased over a hundred copies, most of which I gave away as presents, to family, friends, but very few were sold at book signings. I'm not the most patient person in the world and sitting for 4 hours to sell 2 or 3 books seems like a huge waste of time.
I will do a complete re-edit and e-publish Optimus on Smashwords and Amazon at a reasonable price.

Monday, November 21, 2011

Vander's Magic Carpet

My fourth novel is now available at Smashwords.com and Amazon.com.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

New stories


Find them at pmprescottenterprises.com

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Good News

Publish America has lowered the price on Optimus. The e-book has been dropped from the really stupid price of $27.95 to $7.95. Amazon will be dropping the price for the Kindle edition sometime soon. That's the best price for a really great book in a long long time.
To find all the other novels and stories I've published go to pmprescottenterprises.com

Friday, June 24, 2011

Satisfied Customer

Met a man in an elevator at the courthouse today. I was wearing my t-shirt with the cover of Optimus on it. He told me it was a really good book. I answered that I knew it was because I wrote it. No sense being modest about something you sweated over for ten years and the last five have worked your butt off and spent a fortune buying copies to sell. He said he bought it at a Hastings book signing and is waiting for the sequel to come out. Guess that's a kick in the pants to get started on writing it.

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