We will be unleashing the next promotional giveaway here very soon. Stay tuned for more details. This will be a raffle style kind of thing, accomplish a particular task get a raffle ticket, at the end we draw for prizes. Prizes include ebooks, signed copy of A Footnote for Tomorrow, stickers, bookmarks and something else to add in.
Definitely hope to see alot of you all participate. Isabelle Kenyon will be donating a copy of one of her ebooks. Also hoping that some of you are digging the work she does and her press Fly On The Wall Poetry Press, both based out of the UK. Very talented poets with a very strong message that needs to be heard. They’re doing a lot of great things over there. Definitely worth checking them out and showing your support.
I have a few copies of A Footnote for Tomorrow available in the ecwid store. Along with some new stickers and bookmarks. There is a special code you can get from me to get a discount on the book, so if anyone is interested please feel free to reach out to me on facebook or twitter and I will share that information. There are some pretty cool posters also, stop in the store and check it out.
James (Jim) Miller was born in the late 1970s in a rural, little, northern Indiana farm community. He grew up between Indiana, Florida and a short stint in the New York area. He attended Vincennes University (Indiana) where he majored in English-Creative Writing, Journalism and Music-Audio Recording. During his time as a student, he held an editor position for 4 semesters at the university newspaper, The Trailblazer. James is a lifelong writer, a lover of new experiences, people and travel. Currently, he is employed as an auto factory assembly worker and part-time cook in Indiana. A couple of earlier poems of his were published in The Tecumseh Review (Vincennes University) in 2000 and various anthologies between 1997 and 2000.
He releases a regular poetry series "Ghost in the Reflection" every other week on Channillo.com and on April 20th, 2019, his debut solo collection "A Footnote for Tomorrow" released and remains available for purchase.
James (Jim) Miller was born in the late 1970s in a rural, little, northern Indiana farm community. He grew up between Indiana, Florida and a short stint in the New York area. He attended Vincennes University (Indiana) where he majored in English-Creative Writing, Journalism and Music-Audio Recording. During his time as a student, he held an editor position for 4 semesters at the university newspaper, The Trailblazer. James is a lifelong writer, a lover of new experiences, people and travel. Currently, he is employed as an auto factory assembly worker and part-time cook in Indiana. A couple of earlier poems of his were published in The Tecumseh Review (Vincennes University) in 2000 and various anthologies between 1997 and 2000.
He releases a regular poetry series "Ghost in the Reflection" every other week on Channillo.com and on April 20th, 2019, his debut solo collection "A Footnote for Tomorrow" released and remains available for purchase.
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