This week I present to you a score of promotional goodness… how about a free ebook copy of Ghost?
This week I present to you a score of promotional goodness… how about a free ebook copy of Ghost?
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Ghost in the Reflection-Letters to Erin will be offered on Amazon as a free ebook today, tomorrow and Wednesday. So if you haven’t already purchased it, well, you’re not going to get a much better price. I hope to see a large score of e-books given away over these next few days. That’s my big promo for the week, but wait there’s more.
Final Cover for Ghost in the Reflection-Letters to Erin #ghostinthereflection #letterstoerin #poetry #societadecay
A featured review of Ghost appeared today, Monday, September 21 on Cheryl Holloway’s blog. That can be checked out from right here. As always, Cheryl does a great job capturing the essence of the story and provides a thorough interview.
Friday this week, an interview with Julie Morris for Friday night Drinks on the A Little Book Problem blog. Definitely be sure to check out this interview, it’s the most fun I’ve had doing one yet. I hope it’ll give you more of an insight into my mind.
Now mind you, all this is a distraction to keep you from asking about the e-book only chapbook coming out on Friday, November 13, 2020 Bottom Feeder… It’s going to be a bit more on the dark side, a little less optimistic, but as boldly reality as one dares to recreate. This is the bottom, the bottom of the barrel, the rock bottom. That loneliness that incapacitates the mind, that defeat without any light anywhere to be found. Hopelessness. Despair. Where it feels losing is the only option remaining. Addiction overcoming. Where the hail and blazing fires begin to feel homelike in comfort. Beyond the breaking point of most mortal men, a point of no return for too many. This is my descent, unfiltered.
Original promo proto-type cover from the original presentation.
an excerpt froma pause (a pulse)
this is the comedown, that raw jerk of the body, a pure emotion. shaking down to the core, falling to hurt knees. we cannot stand to not stand, but how long can one fight before it is acceptable to call it amendable.
the addiction is an ever-escaping flea journeying across the galaxy, stirring up the itch that is felt from within, beneath exhale, just breathe just breathe, you are only weak. do not call it a defeat. find your center, one’s balance only becomes from the instability of taking a chance.
I tear away the flesh with each stretch of my fingertips, that itch spreading inch by inch. I peel away the realizations of a reality that I hurt to again greet. I am an addict. I will ache to remind myself I am alive in that descending downwards climb from the happiness above the clouds.
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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