Galloway’s Hunt
Today I'm releasing a new book called Galloway's Hunt, available now in my Store and on Amazon for $0.99. Plus, read below for some exciting special offers related to the novel I'm working on based on the same title character!
Galloway's Hunt is a novelette set in the world of Galloway's Voyage, my work-in-progress novel.
At approximately 9,100 words, or 35 pages, Galloway's Hunt will take the average reader 30 minutes to complete.
Synopsis
The Yuskian spring bison hunt is a generations-old rite of passage for the people of that country, and big game has always held a certain allure for Lucas Galloway. In the spring of 9970 he sets out to take part in the bison hunt with his good friend Jeremy Prinks, but he soon finds himself swept away on an adventure of literally gigantic proportions.
Purchase Options
You can buy the ebook of Galloway's Hunt for only $0.99, but you also have the option to pay more and receive special bonuses. (Use the dropdown menu at the bottom of this page to select bonuses.)
- For $1.99, I will email you and ask you to provide me with a title that I will use as inspiration for a 50-word story.
- For $4.99, three buyers will be able to name minor characters in the Galloway's Voyage novel.
- The first person who pays $19.99 will be able to provide the name for one of the major characters in the Galloway's Voyage novel.
Head over to the Store to take advantage of these special offers before all the naming rights get snapped up!
Profits from the sale of Galloway's Hunt go towards meeting my Grocery Fund goals.
“Feel-Good”: Ready for Pre-Release!
I've put together the cover art for Feel-Good, and it's now officially ready for pre-release this Monday!
The photo for the cover was taken by Rudoni Productions. You can see more of his work on his Flickr page.
In my previous post, I mentioned that the centrepiece story of the collection, which I have now titled Hands-On, had gotten just a little bigger than I'd originally intended. Well, not it's even bigger. The final word count is just under 7,000. It took Larissa about 25 minutes to read the whole thing (and she liked it!). As I explain in the Introduction to the collection, Hands-On feels, to me, more like the opening couple of chapters to a novel than a short story. I've tried to make it as self-contained as possible, but it doesn't seem to want to be self-contained, and who am I to tell it what it can and can't be? Maybe it will eventually turn into something longer; for now, I think it's still worth reading as a standalone.
So: Hands-On is definitely the central feature of the collection, but there's plenty of other good content in there, too, and I think you'll enjoy it all. I'll be emailing early access copies of the collection to the people on the early access list this coming Monday, and creating a page where you can buy the collection as a pay-what-you-want download, as well.
I'll have some more news about any special offers soon, and possibly some details on my future plans for these collections.
The Winner of the Draw
If you pop on over to FiftyWordStories.com, you'll see that @sketchlayerJosh won the draw for the print copy of Fifty-Word Stories: Volume One.
Congratulations, Josh! I hope you enjoy the book.
Thank you to everyone who entered by Liking my Facebook page or getting involved on Twitter.



