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the short of it...

I had to make some decisions since my short story, Shag Rocks, is only a few paragraphs from finished (also, a couple edits are necessary before the final presentation). I took some good advice, the kind of advice you read in better writing blogs, and that is I should publish my short story.

Yes, I'm going to Kindle it -- at twenty pages, it's far too short for book form. Ninety-nine cents is reasonable, and since 'shorties' are in vogue, maybe I'll gain some new readers. I'll make it accessible for downloading for those who don't want to pay the $0.99, or don't have a Kindle or Nook. Look out for coming details.

And in case you are wondering, the Prince of the Furies, hasn't long to go either. But those big epics take a bit more to work thru, so again, updates are coming.

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