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Sinister Magic
Balanced on the Blade's Edge

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Author Archives: Lindsay
New Emperor’s Edge Novella Available
Yes, after much talk on Twitter and Facebook, the novella is finally here. The 56,000-word “Beneath the Surface” takes place between Books 5 and 6, and I hope it’ll tide you over until the last book is ready to go. … Continue reading
Posted in My Ebooks
Tagged emperor's edge, fantasy, fantasy ebooks, lindsay buroker, steampunk
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New Emperor’s Edge Novella (Beneath the Surface) Preview
Thanks to holidays and cross-country moves, it’s been a while since the last update, so I’m pleased to have some news for you. I reviewed my editor’s edits for Beneath the Surface (an Emperor’s Edge novella that takes place between … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged emperor's edge novella, excerpts, fantasy, lindsay buroker, novella preview.
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Emperor’s Edge Extras: Sgt Yara Interview Part II
Sgt Yara is the secondary point-of-view character in the upcoming novella, so I thought it’d be nice to actually finish posting the long-awaited second half of her interview (the first part is here). As before, questions were submitted via the … Continue reading
Posted in Cut Scenes and Fun Extras
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Merry Christmas and Please Enjoy Some Emperor’s Edge Fan Art!
It’s Christmas, and the “Beneath the Surface” EE 5.5 novella is off to the editor, so I thought I’d celebrate by sharing some of the Emperor’s Edge fan art that’s been posted in the forum this year. Sicarius & Amaranthe … Continue reading
Posted in Cut Scenes and Fun Extras
Tagged ee, emperor's edge, fan art, fantasy, lindsay buroker
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Kobo Becoming a Player for Self-Published Ebook Authors
A lot of authors, self-published and otherwise, focus on Amazon when it comes to book sales and promotions. How do I sell more ebooks at Amazon? How do I increase my sales ranking? How do I get my book to … Continue reading
Posted in Ebook News
Tagged indie publishing, kobo, kobo self-publishing, kobo writing life, self-publishing
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Want More Time to Write? Go Indie
I’m busily editing away this week, so have invited another indie author to guest post for you guys. Actually it’s a pair of indie authors writing together as M.H. Mead. They’ve just released their science-fiction novel Taking the Highway and … Continue reading
Book Updates: Emperor’s Edge Novella, Decrypted, and Beyond
I’ve had a few email questions of late about when things are coming out (and thank you for caring enough to ask!), so I thought I’d do a public update for curious readers. “When is EE6 coming out?” is the … Continue reading
Ebook Marketing Thoughts — What’s Changed and What’s Still Working? (guest post from Collin J. Earl)
As we move into 2013, a lot of new authors are coming into the e-publishing world and many of the older ones are realizing that selling ebooks isn’t as easy as it was a couple of years ago. Collin J. … Continue reading