My latest book, Surreality, is now available wherever fine books are sold. I thought rather than give you the hard sell again, I’d answer a few of the questions I’ve been getting lately:
Q. Will your book keep me warm during these cold winter nights?
A. If you buy the paperback version I suppose you could burn it for fuel. Though a better idea would be to read it under a warm blanket with a cup of hot chocolate. If you do decide to use it as kindling, you can get the Kindle version for only 0.99 through matchbook.
Q. What’s this Surreality diet I keep hearing about?
A. It would probably be false advertising to call an Irish Eggroll and something called a Gut-Buster a diet, but your tummy will be very happy.
Q. So what’s it like to finally release the book? Is it … surreal?
A. Yes. Yes it is.
Q. Will I like this book if I’m not from Columbus or Ohio?
A. Of course! Even if you’re from … that state up north.
Q. No seriously, I’ve been reading your blog for four years, how do you say your name again?
A. True-bee. On the other hand, if you buy the book, call me whatever you want.
Q. Wait. The dog in the book is named Garfunkel, and you dedicated it to your dog Simon. I see what you did there.
A. Was that a question?
Q. What’s the best pizza on OSU Campus?
A. Fly Pie. Don’t let the Adriatico’s people fool you. Or free pizza. Free pizza is the best.
Q. What if I like this book? Will there be more?
A. Already working on it. I promise there will be another Surreality book before another fractal book. Probably.
Q. What’s next for you?
A. Sleep. Then maybe beer.
Thanks so much to everyone who’s been a part of this book!
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Buy Surreality from these and many other fine bibliotechories:
- Amazon (Kindle + Paperback (w/Matchbook))
- Barnes & Noble (Nook + Paperback)
- Apple iBookstore (For John)
- Smashwords (Has Kindle, ePub and PDF formats DRM free!)
- Kobo (It’s an anagram for book!)
- Blio (For those who want to read it really fast)
- CreateSpace (Barebones store, but more of your money goes to the author)
Can those of us in IVCF who knew you as a kid still call you Detective Ben? Does the writing have anything to do with your younger nickname?