I was fortunate enough to discover Novelnook relatively early in their existence and signed on for the beta (as I blooged about here). Through my self-publishing experience with Novelnook, I've swapped e-mails with Novenook's founder Colton Joseph many times. Mr. Joseph has been helpful, professional, and courteous throughout the process, and it's a pleasure to work with him. I'd like to see Novelnook succeed based on that alone. However, as a self-published author, I'd be lying if I didn't acknowledge the main draw of Novelnook: 100% Author Royalties.
So I'm spreading the word in hopes Novelnook will be around for a while. It's fun to be in on the ground floor of something new and watch it develop. Statistically, the odds for long-term viability may not be great, but with the dynamic, paradigm-shifting, constantly-evolving, self-publishing movement, you'd be a curmudgeon not to have an open mind about new approaches.
So that's my sales pitch for today. If you'd like to read a little more about what Novelnook offers to readers and authors, take a look here.
In unrelated news, I passed the 50,000 word mark on Book II of the Oxbow Kingdom Trilogy, and am still mulling over which of several potential titles to use. Smoke & Mirrors had been an early favorite, but there are already several books with this title, so I'm retiring it from contention. Regarding Book I, here's a Pinterest selection that fits perfectly with Crimson & Cream.
