I am pleased to announce that the official launch date of Death in Disguise will be this Friday, April 29th. I have a lot to announce and prepare for that day, so please stay tuned to my Facebook or Twitter for more information.
And thank you to my friends, family, and fans- for nothing would be possible without you.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Press Release: Death in Disguise launch
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Gabbard Launches First Book on
Amazon
Cincinnati,
OH, April 21, 2011 – Author James Gabbard has released his first
book, Death in Disguise,
for purchase on Amazon.com and Kindle e-book readers.
This is the first time Gabbard has released a short story collection
on the website, previously launching his first collection on Lulu.
“I'm
excited to finally bring my work to a platform so many people use
every day. With Amazon and Kindle, I can bring my book to people
faster and more efficient than ever before,” Gabbard said.
Gabbard also states he has plans to launch on Barnes and Noble's
Nook, and hopes to expand his website, A Simple Letter, to include
more than what he's working on.
“Art
can be found anywhere, and I love the idea of not just creating the
art myself but displaying artwork that some people may never have
found before. Whether it be writing, painting or even just something
odd I hope people will send them in to be posted.”
Currently
there are plans to relaunch the site, moving away from the Blogger
format. Gabbard also has plans to start YouTube series and write a
full-length book based on his short story The
Connection.
“I'm
hoping that it turns out to be a more modern look at what Facebook
and Twitter might become in the future. Science continues to move
faster every day, and sometimes those things can be scary to think
about.”
A Simple Letter was founded in 2009, originally started as a blog to
showcase short stories.
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Friday, April 8, 2011
A Stroll In Northside
I was with my friend last night when we came upon this in the window of a costume shop. We don't know if the shop was still operating or not, but we felt somewhat creeped out by it.
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