WWTBAM Bored

Almost.

It's available for pre-order on the (new) publisher's website:

http://www.indigoseapress.com/Our-Onlin ... y=15251880

It has taken a lot longer than expected because the publisher started a new publishing house right in the middle of my book's production. He had to move 100 authors and over 200 books from the old catalog and site to the new site (and, yes, I know there's a typo on the page).

This book will be available on Amazon, B&N and most other popular sites as soon as I get and approve the final proof (later this week, I hope). It will also have a modest first print run, so it can be ordered from any bookstore as soon as it goes to the distributor (Ingram's).

As before, I will be more than happy to provide BBs with personalized copies as soon as they're available.

Thank you all for your patience and continued support. This book has tested my patience considerably, but it will be worth it in the end.

I also got my first review a few days ago on Goodreads.

Congratulations!

Vandal wrote:Available now:
The Secret At Haney Field: A Baseball Mystery

Also available now:
The Right Hand Rule

Visit my website: http://www.rmclarkauthor.com

In limbo:
Center Point
Dizzy Miss Lizzie
Running On Empty
Cat Scratch Fever
The Tick Tock Man
The Night Train
Devin Drake: World's Worst Magician

Fixed that for you.

Sig line updated accordingly!

WooooooooooooooooHooooooooooooooooooo!
Love,

Yay - very excited!

Congratulations!!

Then this happened:




Next stop: Amazon and beyond.

Awesome!
Love,

The paperback is now available on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Right-Hand-Rule-R ... ref=sr_1_1

Kindle version should arrive soon.

Vandal wrote:The paperback is now available on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Right-Hand-Rule-R ... ref=sr_1_1

Kindle version should arrive soon.

Ordered! It'll be here Tuesday.
Love,

Catfish wrote:

Vandal wrote:The paperback is now available on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Right-Hand-Rule-R ... ref=sr_1_1

Kindle version should arrive soon.

Ordered! It'll be here Tuesday.
Love,

Came today! One day sooner than promised! Woohoo!

The Right Hand Rule is now available on Kindle:

http://www.amazon.com/Right-Hand-Rule-R ... 067&sr=1-1

And on BarnesandNoble.com:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-rig ... lVU-_-10:1

I ordered author copies so if anyone wants a signed copy, I should have them in soon.

Thanks!

Many congrats!!

Vandal wrote: I ordered author copies so if anyone wants a signed copy, I should have them in soon.

Thanks!

please put me down for one, so that I may keep my collection complete.

I figure that sometime down the road when I am plugging quarters into that great jukebox in the sky, my great-grandchildren will make a mint on ebay with those autographed first editions by world famous author R.M. Clark...

T_Bone0806 wrote:

Vandal wrote: I ordered author copies so if anyone wants a signed copy, I should have them in soon.

Thanks!

please put me down for one, so that I may keep my collection complete.

I figure that sometime down the road when I am plugging quarters into that great jukebox in the sky, my great-grandchildren will make a mint on ebay with those autographed first editions by world famous author R.M. Clark...

Does that mean he'll have to die to become famous?

Bob Juch wrote:

T_Bone0806 wrote:

Vandal wrote: I ordered author copies so if anyone wants a signed copy, I should have them in soon.

Thanks!

please put me down for one, so that I may keep my collection complete.

I figure that sometime down the road when I am plugging quarters into that great jukebox in the sky, my great-grandchildren will make a mint on ebay with those autographed first editions by world famous author R.M. Clark...

Does that mean he'll have to die to become famous?

Noooo......only that, while I am still hanging around on this plane of existence, they would not be sold off...

Finally got around to ordering RHR tonight. And Added Haney Field, as a bonus gift to me.

Congratulations on finishing the new one. I have only had contact with a couple so-called "boat people" through my job, but their stories are certainyl fascinating.