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Widderkin – Valley Of The Eagles.

The second novel in the Widderkin series is now published and available.

Visit my alternate website

https://woodauthor.com/

and look under ‘BOOKS’ for information about the dramatic events it relates.

Wow!

I’ve been displaying the wonderful Widderkin banner, designed by my grand-niece, at the local markets, and the sales have doubled. Visual impact really works.

My second novel, a beautiful story of friendship and drama, is so low on stock that I’ve had to organise a reprint with the help of Luke, at WorkingType, and Phil, at Tenderprint.

The new edition should arrive in the next couple of weeks.

Oh My! The two days at Clunes were a wonderful surprise, with great interest, particularly in the Widderkin novels, and sales results way above my expectations.

This year I had graphics, created by my talented grand-niece, Leah, to help with presentation and I’m convinced they were a big part of the great response.

WorkingType Studio

I’d like to give a big shout out for Luke at

https://www.workingtype.com.au/

Luke has helped me publish four novels so far and every time I have loved his designs and layout.

Everything is done in a professional and friendly manner.

Cover design, typesetting, setting the files ready for IngramSpark, Amazon or any of the smaller printing houses used by Indie authors.

If you need advice or a question answered, his years of experience and expertise are all at your service.

Check the treasure trove of Author Resources available on the website.

Any author, budding or seasoned would benefit from working with Luke.

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This is my big event for the year and this coming weekend will be the public launch of Widderkin Valley Of The Eagles. People come from everywhere to the little town of Clunes and books are the focus of the whole event. I’m anticipating a very interesting time.

Quite a milestone!

Yes, I was down to my last dozen copies of Attunga and needed a second print run.

My wonderful printing company -Tenderprint – with their usual friendly and professional approach, made it happen in only a week. They then went way beyond any reasonable expectation with a personal delivery to my front doorstep.

Wow! That’s impressive service indeed.

Yes, the follow on to Widderkin is underway.

My current expectation is for another volume consisting of three parts/books.

The first part is currently at the 90K words mark and close to a logical break point – lots of refining and reworking of first draft needed though.

A small print-run of Widderkin in hardcover format has arrived.

A limited number of copies of this special edition are available, either through this site, or through the Croydon franchise of Collins Booksellers in Melbourne, Australia, who have given positive support to Diaspora Press publishings.

Check the purchases page.

As well as Amazon, Widderkin is now available through IngramSpark in paperback and Ebook versions.

It’s my understanding that this means that from practically anywhere in the world you can ask your local bookshop to order a copy for you.