The books are highly topical, beautifully written and even essential, so with that in mind, I'm running Kindle promotions through August 31st on Dasha
($2.99) and Snooker Glen
($4.99). I've also dropped the regular price of Shadow Fields
($9.99), a prophetic book about Wall Street published in 2005, because Amazon no longer requests a Kindle price that is identical to the paper one. More people need to discover my books, which many readers tell me are treasures.I appreciate and admire my readers, now several thousand strong in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia. They're sophisticated and independent-minded book lovers. They're hip, savvy and well-informed. And they love a good time. They get what I'm doing and revel in it. So I dropped the Kindle prices with some trepidation: what if I end up attracting people who want mass manufactured beach reads, or worse, who want to read only the kinds of books that the dying New York publishing Establishment peddles? What if, by golly, the readers don't really like to think for themselves?
That might be a problem. I don't want a herd. I want a sophisticated following. So I'm monitoring this promotion carefully and may, if I decide it's not working as intended, end the program at year-end and suspend it indefinitely. Grab the chance while you can, and thanks in advance for your support!
