Went with my wife and oldest daughter to college orientation in Arkansas. What a beautiful place! I'm not exactly the most sporty guy in the world (my school didn't offer quidditch), so I never really learned my own school's fight song, and now I have to learn another? But it was fun, and it's great to see my daughter so excited. (I mean, sure, she's excited that she's leaving us, so grain of salt and all that.) Another interesting bit—I’m leave for England the day this is going out. For work. Cambridge to be precise. If anyone wants to grab a pint with me locally, let me know (though I think ARM has plans for us every evening). Hopefully everyone knows that Secrets of Deara set sail on May 30! For anyone who hasn't jumped into that series yet, I put all three books on sale in the USA & UK for 99c for a week. I didn't see how to do a countdown deal in Canada, but book 3 will be set at 99c for that week. We're a couple of days into that week, so... make haste. Thaumatropic Roots in the USA Thaumatropic Roots in the UK Thaumatropic Roots in Canada For those who signed up for the ARC, I could really use those reviews on Amazon. Goodreads and Bookbub are also great places to leave reviews All books by Steven J. Morris Indie Author ShowcasePrevious Newsletters
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Life is incredibly busy, but, generally speaking, it's also a lot of fun. With three teenage daughters, and now four cars, we've always got something in the shop, always have kids darting in and out of the house, always have exasperating moments of schedule conflicts. But those kids darting about are fun and funny, and the schedule conflicts are because everyone has their interesting stuffs. So yeah, bedlam, but I'm sure I'll miss it. And my wife and I still manage to sneak away for date...
I showed my daughter and her friends how to use a miter saw and drill and set them loose for their school project. There’s still thirty fingers amongst them, so I’m declaring it a victory, whether they get an A or not I sent out the ARC ebook versions of Secrets. The paperback will take more time. Right now, only 11 people are signed up. That's the lowest I've ever had, which perhaps I should take as a sign. But this book is my favorite so far, and I think it is pretty solid with the rounds...