News and comment about Mushroom's eBook offerings
The following ebooks are free to download from wowio.com (you will need to login to see the freebies): The Anxiety Relief Program by Dennis Radha Rose Herbs for Healthy Skin by Cindy L A Jones Ice and a Curious Man by Renee Angers http://www.wowio.com/users/product.asp?BookId=6170
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Here are the top 20 bestselling titles published by Mushroom eBooks, sold from 1st July 2010 to 31st December 2010: 1 Tutankhamun and the Daughter of Ra by Moyra Caldecott 2 Hatshepsut: Daughter of Amun by Moyra Caldecott 3 The Call of the Sword by Roger Taylor 4 The Fall of Fyorlund by Roger Taylor [...]
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The Vallian Cycle ebook will now not appear on Fictionwise until 28th February, due to an error on my part when uploading the files. It is available now on the other ebook stores listed on the right. This will have a knock on effect for The Jikaida Cycle ebook, which will not appear on Fictionwise [...]
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Firstly, I apologise for the lack of activity at Mushroom eBooks for the last few months. There has been a lot going on in other parts of the business as well as major events in my personal life. I have a busy publishing schedule planned for 2011, which I will post in a couple of [...]
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The prices of all Mushroom eBooks titles on Scribd have been reduced by at least 30%, so now might be a good time to catch up with all those books you were going to buy… Many many thanks for your support and custom over the year, and I wish you all a Merry Christmas and [...]
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Renai LeMay has published a great interview with Roger Taylor over at Keeping the Door. Here’s my favourite bit: When I speak to fantasy fans about your work, a common comment is that it has more “heart” or is “more human” than a lot of other fantasy series out there. What would be your reaction [...]
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Pamela Buckmaster, speaking on behalf of Ken Bulmer’s (Alan Burt Akers) family, has asked me to send their apologies for the delay in making available the final few Dray Prescot books (volumes 46 to 52) for publishing. This is due to ongoing illness in the family, and the difficulty of finding the manuscripts, which have [...]
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Mushroom eBooks are now available on Scribd. You can buy the books there, and also preview them — up to 40% of each book is available for preview. You will find that prices for Mushroom eBooks on Scribd are typically lower than most ebookstores, although you may still get a better deal at Fictionwise. About [...]
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Suzanne Francis, author of The Song of the Arkafina series, was interviewed a couple of days ago by Kim Smith, for her podcast Introducing Writers on Blog Talk Radio. It was a very interesting discussion of Heart of Hythea, Suzanne’s writing style, how she structures her writing time, and lots of other things.
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The second volume in the Song of the Arkafina series by Suzanne Francis is now available in paperback under our imprint Bladud Books from all good bookstores, both online and offline. Ketha’s Daughter returns us to the world we were introduced to in Heart of Hythea where we follow the adventures of Katkin’s daughter, Gwenn [...]
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Due to delays in receiving some of the manuscripts from Kenneth Bulmer’s agent, it has become necessary to revise the dates for publication of volumes 46 to 52 of the Dray Prescot books. Dates are now To Be Confirmed. I am hopeful that this situation will change very soon. Publication of Intrigue of Antares [Dray [...]
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Just a short post to let you know that Scorpio Triumph, volume 43 of the Dray Prescot series, will be available on Monday 23rd June 2008 (all being well) and volumes 44 and 45 will follow at fortnightly intervals. There is no news on subsequent titles at the moment.
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