There's definitely criticisms of the Gwynne book btw, it's eurocentric and comes from a particular tradition and place, but in terms of the quality of the writing and the breadth of the information I thought it was very good

And of course @bookspotlight.bsky.social @indiosyncrasy.bsky.social @beardedbookbeast.bsky.social

Much love to @radonjournal.bsky.social @foofarawpress.bsky.social @futurenatures.bsky.social @epistemiclit.bsky.social @peasantmagazine.bsky.social where you can find some of it

There's loads of my work for free online, from poetry to short stories to CNF

Long story short:

My books are all on Kindle Unlimited
I have 3 kids books on Audible, and 3 on YouTube that I read
Two novels, both which can be read solo, are heavily reduced this weekend

I'd love it if you try them, and if you like them, review them, recommend them, read more of my stuff

For all that, the only thing that has ever driven a quantified jump in my sales and readership is a good review in a great magazine

Now... I got that because a reader took a chance on a discounted book on Christmas Day

I have a couple of complete series and a standalone novel

I write in multiple genres, with consistency of intent but with jumping on points for lots of different sorts of readers
I have a YouTube channel which has free to access content
I run giveaways via Amazon and my stuff is all on Kindle Unlimited

My supposedly broken autistic kids are developing into very handy cricket players, participate in all sorts of activities at school, and give good hugs.