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During May and June, I experimented with more low budget book promotions on a 99 cent sale on my first-in-series novella, Missing. Naturally, things didn't go as expected. In this episode, I dive into why I believe my low budget book promotions went horribly wrong. But before I delve into all of that, I discuss what I achieved in terms of writing and share a milestone that I've hit with writing the Candidate.  Plus, I discuss the progress I made with Duplicity. Also, I made an interesting discovery concerning book reviews on Amazon. And I share an update on the new income stream that I've added to my business, as well as some lessons learned.

So stay tuned for all of this and much more.

Check Out the Show Notes The previous episodeBook AngelAwesome GangBook DoggyJust Kindle BooksBook Runes ***Reddit: Handling foreign language in your fictional writing?Reddit: How do I convey another language in a dialogue section?Blog Post: How to Use Foreign Languages in FictionBlog Post: 5 Ways To Incorporate Multiple Languages Into Your Fantasy NovelStack Exchange:  How to use Foreign Words and Provide Translation in Novel

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My Novella, Missing My Short Story, the LawnBecome a Beta Reader and Start Reading DuplicityRead Entitled to Murder on my blogOr, read Entitled to Murder on Wattpad

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* This is an affiliate link where I receive a tiny commission if you purchase this product.** This is a service or product offered by me*** Please note: Book Runes didn't get back to me or communicate with me until the night before the promotion was due to run, chasing payment. I received no other communication from this company.