FREE stories

My project for getting exposure:

Do you want some of my stories for FREE? If you want to try some of my material out, then you can request some stories to be sent to your inbox.

I don’t want money for them, although it would be nice. If you want to send me some money, then that would be good (e-mail me and we’ll work it out!). But, that’s not what this project is about – what it is about is getting people to read my material.

There are a couple of conditions to getting these free stories. Oh no, I hear you say! But no, you don’t have to sell your soul to the devil (who is not me by the way!), sign up for some ridiculous scheme or even feel obliged to read more if you don’t like the stories.

No, all I want from you is a little time. I want you to read the stories then forward them to some friends, family, colleagues, co-workers or anybody else you think might like them.

Why am I doing this? Well, it’s simple: exposure.

I need to get products out there for people to read and one of the ways to do it is to drive interest in what I write. There are some exciting things I am working on but I need people to see what I do.

Why should you read somebody you’ve never heard of? Again, that’s simple: because what I write is good and, like everybody else, I’m looking to get my stuff read and commented on.

So, all I want from you is time and for you to read the stories and forward them, asking those people to do the same and so forth.

In order to get the FREE STORY CONTENT in your inbox you can:
1. Comment at the bottom of this post.
2. Use the Form on the ‘Contact Me’ page.
3. DM me at Twitter.

Releases:
June 2010 - featuring 2 stories, ’Resurrection’ & ‘Nine Plan Failed’ (1966- 04)
July 2010 - a longer piece, ’The Debt Collector’ (1966 -14)
August 2010 - featuring 3 stories, ‘An Ordinary Life’, ‘An Ordinary Life (alternate)’ & ‘Prison’ (1966 – 24)
October 2010 - featuring ‘Angel’,  ’Back and Forward’, ‘Hungry’ & ‘Choice’ (1966 – 44)

Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy the content when it wings its way through cyberspace to your inbox. And, if you want the material I’ve already sent out, then let me know.

Stay Alive.