This Beautiful Darkness – now for Kindle!

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Chris Ringler

Well, here you go, another option to read the new book, this time in the DIGISPHERE!

WOOO!

So if you have one of those new-fangled Kindles you can get yourself a copy of my short story collection for five bucks.

See for yourself –

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