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Happy Book Birthday to Me!

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Book 4 of The Cleaners is out today! Fellowship of the Squeegee finally makes its debut on the world reading stage. Both the ebook and paperback are available, for anyone who didn’t have a preorder in place.

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Book Releases and Beta Readers!

The Cleaners: Fellowship of the Squeegee

Book Releases and Beta Readers!

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At long last, book 4 of The Cleaners, Fellowship of the Squeegee, is launching! Right now, the ebook is available for pre-order, and the paperback will be live on September 30th. (For some weird reason, KDP doesn’t allow paperback pre-orders, but please do snag an electronic version for your Kindle)…

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Goodreads giveaways for the first two Cleaners novels!

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Hey folks! To celebrate the upcoming official release of the third Cleaners novel, The Dustpan Cometh, I’m holding two giveaways over on Goodreads–one for Enter the Janitor and one for The Maids of Wrath. It’s simple enough to enter. Make sure you have a Goodreads account first, of course. Then…

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Get a free copy of Cleaners #3: The Dustpan Cometh! Here’s how…

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Hey, clean freaks! The third book in The Cleaners series is heading your way: The Dustpan Cometh! Here are a few things people have said about the series so far: “Clever, well-written and a bunch of fun.” — Jody Lynn Nye, bestselling fantasy and science fiction author “I loved MAIDS OF WRATH! This is…

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Enter the Janitor is a Compton Crook Award Finalist!

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So I returned home from RadCon (which was a fantastic weekend and you should’ve totally been there) to discover Enter the Janitor has been listed as a Finalist for the Compton Crook Award! The Baltimore Science Fiction Society, Inc. (BSFS) created the Compton Crook Award in 1982 to honor the…

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My RadCon 2016 Schedule

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I’ll be attending RadCon next weekend along with a handful of other WordFire Press authors (plus plenty of other awesome industry pros, like Guest of Honor Jennifer Brozek). If you’re attending, here’s the rundown of where you’ll be able to find me: Fri Feb 12 1:45:pm Fri Feb 12 2:45:pm…

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The Never Have, Never Will Author Interview with Lawrence M. Schoen

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Lawrence M. Schoen joins us for a guest interview in the latest Never Have, Never Will installment! Here he talks about werewolf zombies, black market Russian beef mafia enforcers, and his latest book, Barsk (which, having a chance to read an early copy, I can wholeheartedly recommend for anyone who…

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Goodreads Giveaways for Enter the Janitor & Forge of Ashes!

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I’m hosting two giveaways on Goodreads, one for Enter the Janitor and one for Forge of Ashes. There’s a copy of each up for grabs, so be sure to sign up and have a chance to win a free copy of either. The giveaways each end on August 17th. You…

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Want to Win a Free Audiobook? Caption this Cover Art!

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Last week, the Enter the Janitor audiobook went live, and it certainly looks like people are enjoying it. I’m glad to offer it in that format, especially since I know a growing number of folks who prefer to get their bookish fix via the ear canals. In the process of…

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Ruminations on Book Reviews – Another Author First

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Ever since Enter the Janitor and Forge of Ashes got launched into the wild to survive by their lonesomes, I’ve had that little itch to discover what people think about them–and not just friends and family (who’ve been amazingly supportive of the launches) but total strangers who happen to get…

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It’s always a good sign when I close a book with a giggle. Enter the Janitor by Josh Vogt is a humorous contemporary fantasy that goes places and meets creatures you won’t expect and haven’t seen before. His protagonists are definitely not your standard fantasy heroes, nor their cause the usual fight between Good and Evil. Just when you think you’ve figured out the world, it twists again, landing you in a new place with new perils. Clever, well-written and a bunch of fun.~Jody Lynn Nye, bestselling fantasy and science fiction author