It was a busy week for The Nothing Within. American Library Association's Booklist Booklist is the ALA's book review journal, read by loads of librarians, library patrons, and book fans. Thanks to a partnership between BlueInk Review and the ALA, the October 15th...

For the first three months, The Nothing Within was enrolled in Kindle Unlimited---an Amazon service that let subscribers read as much as they'd like for a fixed monthly fee. That was a good way to connect with a lot of new readers. From the start, print editions were...

Debut month for The Nothing Within has been a good one. To everyone who helped make that possible: Thank you! Here's what happened: My supporters were awesome So many friends and family members snagged a copy of the book, shared their encouragement, and spread the...

“This magical, terrifying, and whimsical debut is a genuinely original and immersive take on post-apocalyptic SF.”Publishers Weekly, one of the most influential reviews sources in the publishing industry, has given The Nothing Within a very positive Starred review....

I've just been informed that Publishers Weekly has selected The Nothing Within for a book review. BookLife is the division of Publishers Weekly dedicated to books by independent publishers. As part of their service, they select a relatively small number of...

Joining BlueInk Review, Foreword Clarion Reviews, and Midwest Book Review, now Kirkus Reviews has posted a positive editorial review of The Nothing Within.

A third editorial review has arrived for The Nothing Within, this one from Midwest Book Review. As with the earlier feedback from BlueInk and Foreword Clarion, this review is very positive.

After a starred review from BlueInk Reviews, The Nothing Within has received a second very positive editorial review—this one is from Foreword Clarion Reviews.

BlueInk reviews, a respected professional review service, has given The Nothing Within a very positive Starred review.

Last week, I paid a service called NetGalley (NG) to list my book. That's nice. Um...what's a NetGalley? NG is a service where readers can get access to free copies of books from authors and publishers. Most often, these are prepublication copies---Advance Review...