Celebrating Independent Authors
Today we have the book video trailer for Lisa Winkler’s Black History/biography: On the Trail of the Ancestors: A Black Cowboy’s Ride Across America.
A fascinating Black History memoir tells the little-known six-month adventure of an African-American cowboy who rode horseback from Manhattan to California.
On the Trail of the Ancestors: A Black Cowboy’s Ride Across America is available through Amazon.com.
Carrie’s Hired Hand by Mary C. Findley
A Northern woman married to a Southern man gets enough stares and shunning. Carrie Wilkes isn’t about to take more from Robert Sallinger, handsome though he be, friend of her dying husband though he clearly is. He’s a mystery, though, either boring his eyes into at Carrie or ignoring her. And what is this “secret code” of his? He blames himself for Ben’s death and promise “the work will get done,” and he will look after Carrie and the children. But what work is Robert engaged in? Carrie can’t even read his letters. When deaf and dumb Robbie shows up at her farm, Carrie is startled by how much this “helpless” boy helps them all.
This title is available from Amazon in Kindle format. Check out all Mary C. Findley’s books at her Amazon Author Page.
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This is the story behind the story of the indie collaboration of the ages. It had to be told in three parts because it is just that epic. Also our video manipulation software is outdated. But mostly the first thing.
Brooks. Hise. Mader. Three indie legends who cast off the shackles of obscurity and through sheer force of will and inconceivable individual talent now stand to make personal fortunes in the tens of dollars.
You have questions and we have answers. There is probably no hope of matching those up though, so we wrote our own questions and answered them here. If these were not the questions you had, feel free to write your question out long-hand on the back of a $20 bill and send it to me. If these were your questions, I suggest you consider upping your medication.
Here are some excerpts of the good parts of some reviews of Bad Book on Amazon:
“So in short, Bad Book, is a fine book. Real fine. Pam Grier in the seventies fine. Buy it. Read it. Experience it.”
—Rich Meyer 5 star review on Amazon
“Don’t read it unless you expect to snort, roll your eyes, shake your head, grin, chuckle or guffaw. Try to stay serious. I dare you. ”
—Yvonne Hertzberger 5 star review on Amazon
“Brooks, Hise and Mader complement each other to a tee and bring to the table their individual brand of humour, satire, and whimsicality and seamlessly braid their talents into a masterpiece.”
—Cathy Speight 5 star review on Amazon
“So many classics to have a blast with. And each time it went from funny to hysterical. Just thinking about it makes me want to read Bad Book again.”
—Zachary Conklin 5 star review on Amazon
Resistance is futile. Bad Book is available for Kindle through Amazon UK and Amazon US. Buy your copy of Bad Book before it becomes mandatory reading. That will look better for you.
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Three different video book trailers were featured this week on Indies Unlimited. Now it is your turn to vote for the one you felt was best. No money—no prizes—all for the glory.
This week’s entrants are:
1. Russian Roulette by Austin Camacho
2. The Gifted Ones by Lisa Vaughn
3. Lord of the Mullets by A.M. Sawyer
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