Descended from Darkness only $2 on Kindle!
Posted on | February 4, 2010 | No Comments
Hey! All Apex Books available on Kindle are only $2 this month! That means if you haven’t already picked up a copy of Descended From Darkness, the dark-sf anthology containing my story, “Hindsight, In Neon” you can now get it for only $2. Don’t own a Kindle? The Kindle version is still available for the Kindle Reader for the iPhone. The book is also available electronically on Fictionwise. And for those who have not yet jumped on the ebook bandwagon, you can still order the print edition.
And since the bargain is so good, why not get 2 books: take a look at Michael A. Burstein’s wonderful collection, I Remember the Future.
Originally published at Jamie’s Blog. Please leave any comments there.
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