Published Book One in Print

The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One: The Man Who Had to Die is now available in print at the CreateSpace e-store. This is an edited version of the copy at Smashwords. Typos are corrected, and some of the content has been rewritten. Also, there are three appendices for an explanation of abbreviations used in the book, a timeline, and a short glossary. Notice that the timeline is actually missing a couple of dates! This is intentional. To put everything on the timeline in Book One would be to give away spoilers for the upcoming books. The print edition will also be available through Amazon.com in about 3-5 business days. It is not yet available on Kindle.

Book Two is still in the writing stage, though I'd say it's about 90% complete.

Book Three has been started, but has a long way to go.

Book Four is in my head.

I have to recommend CreateSpace for any indie writer looking to publish in print. There may be others who do this (Lulu.com), but this was a relatively pain-free process. They have a limited number of cover designs available, though, and this is one drawback to using CreateSpace, but if you have your own ready to print cover handy (I did not), then you're in good shape.

Look for The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One in print at CreateSpace here:

https://www.createspace.com/4907177

Also, for anyone who wants to use CreateSpace to publish their work in print, you can start here:

https://www.createspace.com/

Also, I will have the edition on Smashwords updated soon so its many little typos will be gone and its content will match the content of the print edition.

peace, J

Print edition of Book One coming

A print edition of The Girl From the El Dorado Star System, Book One: The Man Who Had to Die is coming soon at Amazon.com. Amazon has a subsidiary company called CreateSpace which aids indie writers who want to get their books in print and on Kindle. See https://www.createspace.com/. They offer a free book creation service with a step-by-step guided process to help writers get their books in print. The author retains all rights to he book, and can make changes to the book at any time. Book One is now in the proof stage. It should be ready to submit for publication by the end of July.

This has given me the opportunity to do some more editing (typos must spontaneously generate in my documents) and some minor rewriting. The print version of Book One will agree with the final digital version on Smashwords. So look for a new version on Smashwords soon. Once I'm done with editing Book One for print I'll go back to working on Book Two. It's getting close.

peace, J