Monday, April 13, 2015

THE SCENT OF HIS FEATHERS can be yours for a Tweet!

I'm trying a new promotion to help get news out about my first poetry chapbook, THE SCENT OF HIS FEATHERS...

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By sharing a Tweet about this book, you'll get a coupon for a free copy in your choice of e-format.

Are you brave enough to try it? Just click the button!


 
 
Author AF Stewart calls it "superb"
 
"The thread of relationship, human connection, winds its way through this book creating a marvelous tapestry of broken hearts, searching souls, yearning spirits, lost hope, and hesitant faith. The thread coils its way through fascinating paths, intersecting darkness and death, connecting fantasy and reality, until it makes its way past starlight musings into universal truth."
AF Stewart, five star Amazon review

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

AF Stewart: Colours of Poetry #NewRelease

Anita Stewart is celebrating the release of her newest book of poetry: Colors of Poetry
 
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Light through a prism, and we see colour.
Colour is all around, enveloping our lives and feelings. Through tinted shades we see the world, with emotional ties that bind.
Within the book, Colours of Poetry, you will find eleven sections, all representations of different hues, each featuring seven poems that explore the intricacies and fallacies of our world. Come and sail the Sapphire Sea and Sky, cringe at the Crimson Bloodstains, wonder at the Emerald Creation, dazzle in the Lemon Daybreak, linger in the Tangerine Sunset, sniff the Violet Petals, feel Umber the Earth, let the Black as Night and Death surround you, shiver as you pass by White Winter Bones, lose yourself in the Grey Haze, and stare up at the Silver Stars…
 
 
To celebrate, she's hosting a poetry slam on Facebook. Visit us here on Tuesday, April 7.
 
She also has a giveaway going on. You can find the Rafflecopter here.
 
If you appreciate poetry, I hope you'll stop by!
 
About AF Stewart:
A. F. Stewart was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada, and still calls it home. She has always had an overly creative mind, and an active imagination. She is fond of good books (especially science fiction/fantasy), action movies, and oil painting as a hobby.

Ms. Stewart has been writing for several years, her main focus being in the fantasy genre. She also has a great interest in history and mythology, often working those themes into her books and stories. She has authored and published several books, including Fairy Tale Fusion, Gothic Cavalcade, Ruined City, Killers and Demons, Chronicles of the Undead, and Reflections of Poetry.
Her stories have been published in the charity anthologies, Coffin Hop: Death by Drive-In, Christmas Lites III, and the upcoming Christmas Lites IV, as well as in Mechanized Masterpieces: A Steampunk Anthology published by Xchyler Publishing. Another story, Grail Days, appears in the Xchyler Publishing anthology, Legends and Lore.

 

 
 

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Part 2: If Jane Austen Married Edgar Allan Poe...

Back in December, I had posted about my upcoming novel, THE HEARTBEAT THIEF, a New Adult dark fantasy that will be released under the name AJ Krafton. I also encouraged readers to "ship" Jane Austen and Edgar Allan Poe. See the original post HERE.



Well, I also promised to give away Advanced Reader Copies of The Heartbeat Thief to a few lucky people who played along. An announcement was promised, so *DRUMROLL*

First of all, the nickname chosen for our match made in heaven is Scary Jane. (Makes me giggle just typing it.)

Second of all, everyone who played along and provided an email address will get an ARC of the book.

So, yays!

ARCs will begin going out in the next few weeks, along with some tips on how you can help launch this book when it releases.

Which leads me to a third announcement... the release date!

The Heartbeat Thief
By AJ Krafton
~*~*~
Worldwide Release
September 18, 2015
(Kindle-only release June 12, 2015)
 
 
I'm really excited about this book... and I hope you are, too.
 
 
Also watch for a print giveaway in the near future-- The Heartbeat Thief will initially only release in ebook format but I plan to create a few print proofs specifically for Goodreads giveaways. Talk about uber-limited edition!
 
 
Lastly, I thought I'd share the back cover... since print books need one. Otherwise they're left feeling like they're wearing an open-backed hospital gown.
 
 
Whatcha all think?