This Beautiful Darkness…

Posted on November 25, 2009 by Chris Ringler

If you are interested in checking my short story collection This Beautiful Darkness out you can find it on my own Create Space site for ten dollars –

https://www.createspace.com/3386414

You can find the book through Amazon.com as well, where you can download an e-book.

(thanks to David K. Ewen for having me on his show tonight! –

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ewenprime)

Published by Chris Ringler

Author, blogger, podcaster, filmmaker, artist, and all around odd fellow. View all posts by Chris Ringler

2 thoughts on “This Beautiful Darkness…”

Jann Lamkin February 1, 20108:25 PM Reply

I was reading something about this on netbookspoint.com and I started to wonder if the Kindle app will be ported to the iPad, therefore allowing access to Amazon’s library and lower prices, anyone know?

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1. Chris Ringler February 2, 20102:49 AM Reply
  
  Hey there. As far as I know the iPad will have a proprietary book/story system for their device which will put it in opposition to the Kindle. Be nice if there was some manner of standard though, for sure.
  
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