Ready

I’m about to run into a problem. A good problem, I think, but a problem nonetheless. Assignment Day is polished and ready to publish. First Step is almost there, just needing a read-aloud and final proofreading. And I’ll be done by early next week with the edits on the first book in the series I’m writing. If you’re counting along at home, that means three books ready or darn-near-ready to publish. And by summer it’ll be four because I’ll have the second book in the series finished. That’s a lot of books. So, what’s the problem, you ask? It’s the age-old problem of money. Putting out books takes money, whether you’re one of the big publishing houses or a solitary dude sitting in his home office at 6:30 a.m. pounding away on the laptop keyboard. I plan on releasing the first two books in the series at the same time on Kindle Unlimited, so those books won’t take a lot of investment, just some professional covers. Assignment Day and First Step? They’ll take a bit more cash to get out the door. I just have to budget ahead and be ready to go when I have the chance. I know, you’re wondering if this is a veiled fundraising request. It’s not. I don’t want investors and I don’t want to crowdfund. These books might be ready to go, but they’ll come out when the time is right.