Volume Three is Here!
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The moment we've all been waiting for is here! The Blackfire Chronicles Volume Three is available for pre-order! What happens in this latest volume? You will learn what is next for Revan, Arval and more in this epic adventure.
Thank you in advance for giving this latest work by Mark Sowers a read. If you purchase the Kindle version, please read to the end and take a moment to leave a review - doing so is very helpful to all authors who self-publish. You can purchase this book in Kindle Edition, Kindle Unlimited or in paperback. Mark will be offering a limited time special for this new volume as well as the the other volumes in this series. Be sure to follow his Amazon author page so you can get updates.
Special thanks the the artist who created the cover of this book,none other than neutronboar, an phenomenal artist who was great to work with and did a fabulous job. |
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Word Count Update
August 2, 2023
Not much to report on the writing front except for the publication of BF3. I’m really happy about that! It has been a busy summer at the MS2 (my name: Mark, my wife’s name: Marcy, our last name: Sowers – you can figure it out from there) compound. We’ve had a number of home improvement projects to do, and it’s been quite rainy up until this last week. Winter is fast approaching, even though it’s 80 degrees today, and I still have a bunch of things to do around
here before the snow starts to fall. Subsequently, not much writing has gotten done over the last month and a half. That will change come October.
I would like to talk just a bit about how these books get from my head to Amazon. When I sit down to write, my usual habit is to reread whatever I wrote the last time I put fingers to keyboard. I catch lots of spelling and grammar errors that way. Once the manuscript is finished, I put it aside and don’t even think about it for a month or two. Then I read it completely from beginning to end. More problems get fixed. Then I repeat the last step – set it aside and read it completely. Only then do I feel like it’s ready for publication. Also, when I’m writing the next book in the series, I frequently need to refer back to previous books in order to make sure I’m not contradicting myself. I suspect there are a few things I’ve missed, but nobody’s perfect. What’s the point of this? BF1 was pretty good. It was the first book I ever wrote, and I’m immensely proud of it. I also sometimes wish I could rewrite it. Some of the prose is… not my best. BF2 is better. I’d improved at prose and at crafting a story. BF3… I feel like I’m an actual author when I read it. It is, in my opinion, my best work yet.
Not much to report on the writing front except for the publication of BF3. I’m really happy about that! It has been a busy summer at the MS2 (my name: Mark, my wife’s name: Marcy, our last name: Sowers – you can figure it out from there) compound. We’ve had a number of home improvement projects to do, and it’s been quite rainy up until this last week. Winter is fast approaching, even though it’s 80 degrees today, and I still have a bunch of things to do around
here before the snow starts to fall. Subsequently, not much writing has gotten done over the last month and a half. That will change come October.
I would like to talk just a bit about how these books get from my head to Amazon. When I sit down to write, my usual habit is to reread whatever I wrote the last time I put fingers to keyboard. I catch lots of spelling and grammar errors that way. Once the manuscript is finished, I put it aside and don’t even think about it for a month or two. Then I read it completely from beginning to end. More problems get fixed. Then I repeat the last step – set it aside and read it completely. Only then do I feel like it’s ready for publication. Also, when I’m writing the next book in the series, I frequently need to refer back to previous books in order to make sure I’m not contradicting myself. I suspect there are a few things I’ve missed, but nobody’s perfect. What’s the point of this? BF1 was pretty good. It was the first book I ever wrote, and I’m immensely proud of it. I also sometimes wish I could rewrite it. Some of the prose is… not my best. BF2 is better. I’d improved at prose and at crafting a story. BF3… I feel like I’m an actual author when I read it. It is, in my opinion, my best work yet.
From the land of the midnight sun, author Mark Sowers
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Years in the making and countless hours writing, Mark Sowers has published six books so far and just published his latest volume in the epic "The Blackfire Chronicles" Series.
This is incredible saga of Revan, a boy who toils for nearly all of his young life in a pit to unearth a massive monolithic structure and of his harrowing escape and the start of his many adventures. Follow the tales of Revan his friends, enemies and learn if he will solve the mystery of the Blackfire and bring the return of magic. Mark is currently working on The Blackfire Chronicles, Volume 4. In addition he is working on another awesome adventure and completing a collection of short stories. You can follow his blog, follow him on Minds and and as an author on Amazon to be notified of any new releases. |
Mark Sowers at home in Wasilla, Alaska.
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The Blackfire Chronicles, Volume 1
The Blackfire Chroniclies, Volume I is available in Kindle, free to read for Kindle Unlimited users, and also in paperback.
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Enders & Associates
Enders & Associates is available in Kindle, free to read for Kindle Unlimited users, and also in paperback.
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Society's House of Intractable Tension
A cautionary and comedic tale for those who value freedom. Society's House of Intractable Tension is available in Kindle, free to read for Kindle Unlimited users, and also in paperback.
French Press Sludge - like the residue left at the bottom of a cup, these are stories author Mark Sowers wrote between working on his full-length novels. French Press Sludge is available in Kindle, free to read for Kindle Unlimited users, and also in paperback.
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The Blackfire Chronicles, Volume 2
The second in the epic saga. What will happen next? Find out in The Blackfire Chronicles, Volume II in Paperback, Kindle edition and Kindle Unlimited
Answers, new revelations, new places, new creatures, and new characters are waiting in The Blackfire Chronicles Volume 3.
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