Well, it has been a long road for this book, but I’ve published Tome of Victims on the Kindle/PC/Mac through Unlimited Publishing LLC, and I wanted to give a bit more info about my book here on Editing Tomework.

So let’s get to the important questions: What genre is the book, how long is it, is this a single book or is it part of a series, and are there any other things I should know before purchasing Tome of Victims?

Genre:

Tome of Victims is contemporary fiction, with a heavy emphasis on thriller/suspense.

Length:

This story is a proper novella. It is 59 pages in the format that it was published in.

Part of a series:

I am writing a book two for this series currently. That book, and following books after that, will be full-length novels, 150 pages plus. The next book should come out in the fall of this year.

Where to buy Tome of Victims:

You can find more, and/or purchase Tome of Victims at the link below.

Click HERE to go to the Amazon store page for my book.

Tome of Victims - Amazon store page

Want to read the next book in the series?

After you finish reading Tome of Victims, you’ll realize that the world in this book is only just establishing the possibilities of various stories that could spawn from this series. I’m working on the next book in the series currently, so if you liked the first one, rate and leave a review on Amazon to help spread the word.

As you may know from my last post, I’ve been writing quite a bit lately. I’ve actually finished two stories since my last post. They’re not “Robert Jordan” long, but they are novels which I’m at work trying to get published. I’m quite happy with them and I’m having a bit of success getting them placed. I’ll keep you informed when they are out on the market.

On another subject, one more related to Tomework, I wanted to share an article that I read this morning.

Guy Kawasaki is an author who has been in the spotlight recently, specifically for his book titled “APE” (Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur). The book gives some great advice on how to get your book published. In the article he wrote (that can be found at kirkusreviews.com), he lists his top ten tips on getting your book written. One of the tips is to hire a copyeditor.

Here’s what he had to say about copyeditors:

“If you’re going to self-publish your book, the worst way to try to save money is by not hiring a professional copyeditor. Copyediting is a specialized and refined skill—to use a medical analogy, only a fool would self-diagnose and self-medicate in an emergency. The goal is to produce a book that is as good as, or better, than a book from a large traditional publisher. You cannot do this without a professional copyeditor.”

It’s a great little article and worth your time to read if you’re a writer. Even though I’ve been tied up with writing lately, my Tomework doors are still open as most of my steady clients know; but, for any who are happening upon my site for the first time, send me an email at paulwroteyoder(at)gmail.com (don’t forget to replace the “(at)” with “@”) describing what type of document you have for me to look at (length, subject matter, business, academic, or literature, what genre, etc.) and we’ll go from there.

Until next time, thanks for stopping by!