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- Cover artist, Ravven
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Woo hoo! Very, very nice!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Bill!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen and where might it be available?
ReplyDeleteI have to finish the last two chapters first. Then I have to see if a publisher wants it. I'll self-publish if I don't get any interest in the first few tries, but hope to have a publisher to help with marketing and stuff.
Delete👍SWEET CONGRATULATIONS, Bill! 🤩
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing cover! 📚
Yes, I'm very happy with this cover. And it wasn't particularly expensive.
DeleteThe author being pleased with the cover is more rare than you may know. You have to wonder sometimes if the artist ever read the material. But when it works it makes all the difference!
DeleteOh, yes, the horror stories of authors seeing cover art for the first time, all too often once the book has been published.
DeleteRemember, Bill, I want to see those last two chapters. All this time I've been wondering what happened next! :)
Right, Cat.
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206 deaths(+1)
Recovered 12,759(83%)
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Tests 331,937 (+332)
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If it were not for Zoom, perhaps matters could have been dealt in a way used occasionally by the ancient Greeks: elect a tyrant for a year.
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