Dear Eager Readers,
It has been a lifelong dream to have my work taken on by a major publisher, and to be able to sign copies of Cyberwar is a part of that dream's realization for me.
I want to thank everyone who entered the first ever Goodreads Giveaway of Cyberwar, as you are truly Eager Readers who have shown an interest in a story, a story that is so very important to me, long before its release on May 5, 2015.
I hope the winners truly enjoy the book!
Inscribed is a prevailing theme from Cyberwar that will continue throughout the series to reveal the importance of humanity's creation and protection of words, so that worlds can be improved by them... forever.
I would by lying if I said that Orwell and Bradbury were not in my brain, dancing away somewhere, when I wrote this story, but I strove to make something innovative so that the Words Survive, Worlds Change brings a sharper look into something dark and dangerous and beautiful that you have not read before.
You will tell me if I succeeded.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
R.J.H.
P.S. As the moment meant a lot to me, there were pictures taken of this signing before the books went in the mail. I am sorry that you were not here with me in person, but there will be readings and events and social-type things where we can possibly discuss font or penmanship, if you are able in the future.
P.P.S.
If you did not win the first time, there is another Giveaway up here:
It has been a lifelong dream to have my work taken on by a major publisher, and to be able to sign copies of Cyberwar is a part of that dream's realization for me.
I want to thank everyone who entered the first ever Goodreads Giveaway of Cyberwar, as you are truly Eager Readers who have shown an interest in a story, a story that is so very important to me, long before its release on May 5, 2015.
I hope the winners truly enjoy the book!
Inscribed is a prevailing theme from Cyberwar that will continue throughout the series to reveal the importance of humanity's creation and protection of words, so that worlds can be improved by them... forever.
I would by lying if I said that Orwell and Bradbury were not in my brain, dancing away somewhere, when I wrote this story, but I strove to make something innovative so that the Words Survive, Worlds Change brings a sharper look into something dark and dangerous and beautiful that you have not read before.
You will tell me if I succeeded.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
R.J.H.
P.S. As the moment meant a lot to me, there were pictures taken of this signing before the books went in the mail. I am sorry that you were not here with me in person, but there will be readings and events and social-type things where we can possibly discuss font or penmanship, if you are able in the future.
P.P.S.
If you did not win the first time, there is another Giveaway up here:
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