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THE WAIT IS OVER.....

For those whom have waited have waited...and waited.  I can finally announce Passage of the Acolyte -- Part One will be ready for purchase in days.  The final proof is on its way, and provided I put the page numbers on the outside of the page instead of the inside, (looked really funny when i saw it)  we are good to go.

And no, you won't have to wait long for Part Two.  I'm marching through the prrof copy of it right now and anticipate a few more weeks and it too shall be ready for purchase.  If you email or reach me on this blog or facebook,  I should be able to offer discount codes -- if you go through the Createspace page. (owned by Amazon)

e-mail:  vargojames@verizon.net

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James Vargo said…
just to update: Part One is available now.

I am offering thru Createspace a discount of $4.00
using the discount code 6PTQ3DXZ.

For a better discount friend me on Facebook.

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