THE HELL SCREEN on Kindle.

[I. J. Parker]

Finally, I've managed to get a few books on Kindle.  These are titles where the rights have either returned to me, as in the case of HELL SCREEN, or where I have refused to sell e-rights.  The latter move cost me a two book contract, so I hope this will pay out.

 

The books were put on Kindle through my agent's office.  They worked from the printed page.  So far I have not attempted to go from a manuscript.  The copies are said to be excellent.

 

The cover above is my own.  We could not use my print publishers' covers.  In retrospect, I'll probably aim at a larger image in the future, because the thumbprint size is pretty tiny. The cover looks much better for book size.

 

We had to remember to add international markets today.  Some Australian friends wrote to say they couldn't access the books.  Should be available soon.

 

Wish me luck!

[I. J. Parker]

:)

Actually, hell screens were supposed to scare the living crap out of people.  The Japanese could be extremely realistic in depicting the horrows awaiting sinners.

[Benjamin Sobieck]

Congratulations, IJ.

 

When the post said Hell Screen, I thought there was something equivalent to the Blue Screen of Death on Windows OSs. Yeah, I'm a nerd sometimes.