Children of No One

[nicolecushing]

Horror publisher DarkFuse has announced the March, 2013 publication of my first novella, Children of No One and unveiled the cover image. Here's a link to the announcement: www.darkfuse.net/coming-in-march-2013-children-of-no-one/


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[darkfiction74]

Great job getting on with DarkFuse! They publish some of the best horror authors working these days. You're sitting with great company.

Is this your first time publishing with them?

[nicolecushing]

Nov 12, 2012 11:39:08 GMT -5 darkfiction74 said:

Is this your first time publishing with them?

Yep. And they're some of the most professional folks I've interacted with in the biz. Efficient to the max. Highly recommended.

[darkfiction74]

Well, congratulations! I hope you're book is successful. Looks interesting, so I'll be checking it out.

[yddy]

Very cool! Congratulations!

[nicolecushing]

Here's a little behind-the-scenes video of me talking about the ongoing production/publication process of my first novella, CHILDREN OF NO ONE. (Coming out from DarkFuse in March). If you've ever been curious about how a book actually makes the transition from draft to final product, you may wanna check this out.

Just click on the linky-link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcOBVoTmK-A&feature=youtu.be

[nicolecushing]

I was recently asked to answer a series of questions about Children of No One as part of a book promotion internet blogging meme called "The Next Big Thing".

Here are my answers, which provide info. on how I came up with the idea for the book, and other behind-the-scenes details.

nicolecushing.wordpress.com/2012/12/19/the-next-big-thing-children-of-no-one/

[nicolecushing]

Here's another "behind the scenes" look at the production process of Children of No One. The book will be published by DarkFuse both as an ebook and as a limited edition (100 copies) signed hardcover, and will be released sometime in March.

This Saturday night I made a wee (6 minute) video of me autographing some of the "signature sheets" that had just arrived in the mail. These sheets will eventually be affixed to the hardcovers (by some sort of publishing magic that I'm not yet privvy to).

So, again, if you've ever wanted to know a little bit more about how a book comes into existence, this might be up your alley.

If you're interested, just click on this linky-link --> www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhdEO-A4P3w