Dear Reader,
I am unpublishing my novels from Wattpad as I will be publishing and selling them online on my website at www DOT tjpcampbell DOT com and through various booksellers (Amazon and Smashwords etc). I will be selling through the Bookanory Publishing House ISBN imprint.
I will probably leave the novel's description (blurb) and the first 2 or 3 chapters up.
It should be free for an initial period of time. Hopefully you might strongly consider writing and publishing a review of it, and answering the following a very simple question:
Which one of the following four reasons mainly influenced your request:
1. Author
2. Book Cover
3. Book Description
4. I have heard good things about this book!
I will give some hints on how to do an honest review (which can be good, bad or indifferent).
You do not have to give a review though. It is completely optional even if you get the book free. It will simply help me get off the mark as hopefully my novels will be of a high publishable quality and a review might reflect that.
Note this quote from the online source: https://www.authorimprints.com/amazon-book-review-policy-authors/
"Here is some sample phrasing that you can use or modify if you are writing a review, or use as suggestions if asking others to write a review for your book.
1. In the subject line: I received a [Free Book for an optional] objective review.
2. I received a copy of this book via [name of source, i.e. Netgalley, Edelweiss, the publisher, author] and I'm reviewing it voluntarily.
3. I wrote this review based on an advance reading copy (iBooks) that the publisher sent me.
4. This review was based on a complimentary pre-release copy.
Knowing that someone reading an "author-encouraged review" might discount its value, some people will add an additional comment (if true), such as:
· I've since bought 2 more, one Kindle version for myself and a paperback for ....
· That said, I liked it so much that I bought...
"
Okay. Many thanks to all wattpad readers!
T. J. P. Campbell.
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Science FictionJune 2191. The world is almost done. Softened up by laser bombs, the last of the global nuclear bombs are igniting. Radioactive fallout is rapidly spreading. An enveloping nuclear apocalypse caused, incredibly, by no less than the dumbing down of a...
