Threads

by Joe
on December 31, 2012

Almost all of you who have read Small Things want to see the sequel (Threads) published. My goal is to publish Threads sometime in fall of 2013, but it could happen sooner — if the sales from Small Things warrant it. Want to read Threads? Help promote Small Things! Review it on Amazon, Goodreads, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, iBooks, and elsewhere. Blog about it. Suggest it to your friends. Heck, buy them a copy for their birthday!

Here are four website where you can review Small Things:

SmallThingsWeb.jpgAmazon
Barnes and Noble
Goodreads
Smashwords

(feel free to review it elsewhere as well!)

Want your local newspaper to review Small Things? Ask them to review it! And send me a message with their mailing address and the name of their book review editor, and I’ll send them a copy.

Together, we can make Small Things a hit and ensure that Threads not only gets published, but that the as-yet-untitled (and unwritten) book in the trilogy gets published as well.

So many of you have already helped, first with the Kickstarter campaign and later with reviews and sharing posts on Facebook.

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The walls of the library were covered in big maple bookshelves that ran from floor to ceiling, sporting volumes on plumbing, weaponry, martial arts, religion, ancient civilizations, and dozens of other topics. A huge wooden ladder lay against one bookshelf, attached at the floor and the ceiling via rollers. The room also housed three leather wingback chairs, another huge mildewed couch with clawed wooden feet, and even a radio that looked as though it might actually work were electricity still flowing through the grand old house. Everything was bathed in dust, and more than a few spiders, flies, cockroaches, and other assorted crawling creatures had decided to homestead the property. The entire second floor of the house was a virtual metropolis of bugs.

— Small Things, Chapter 20
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