If you were one of the many, okay, several, alright alright, few people I’ve met who swore they were just going to buy the ebook version of the comedy novel The Miracle Tree, and yet haven’t managed to get around to it, now’s your chance.

Smashwords is currently running a promotion offering the novel at half [...]]]>

If you were one of the many, okay, several, alright alright, few people I’ve met who swore they were just going to buy the ebook version of the comedy novel The Miracle Tree, and yet haven’t managed to get around to it, now’s your chance.

Smashwords is currently running a promotion offering the novel at half the usual price. So instead of the old outlandish total of $5, you may now buy it for a mere $2.50 — less than you’ll pay for that fancy latte made with beans and milk generated by Third World urchins abducted into the child slave trade and sad cows.

The discount should show up automatically on the Smashwords website. Just punch in the coupon code they give you and rush to the cash register.

Note that Smashwords lets you download the book in whatever format you prefer, whether you read online, with an iPod, Kindle, Kobo or whatever. Or mix it up. You can download all of them for the same, single low, low price.

If you do, and you’re not completely, or at least partially satisfied, I will personally refund the half of the original fee you didn’t pay anyway thanks to the promotion.

What’s not to like?

It’s called The Miracle Tree. It’s about a tree that might make wishes come true. And also about reality, race, politics, ecology, trees, love, redemption, spirituality, hope and miracles. It’s supposed to be funny.

Buy the eco-friendly, plant-saving, guilt-assuaging, electronic version here. Offered [...]]]> Spitting in the face of common sense and economic feasibility, I wrote a novel.

It’s called The Miracle Tree. It’s about a tree that might make wishes come true. And also about reality, race, politics, ecology, trees, love, redemption, spirituality, hope and miracles. It’s supposed to be funny.

Buy the eco-friendly, plant-saving, guilt-assuaging, electronic version here. Offered at the low-low price of $5, for which you get your choice of seven  digital formats (no DRM) to be used on your new Kindle and/or home computer and/or Ipod or whatever. A tree-killing print version will be available in a few weeks for $20.

Listen to a Miracle Tree Author Interview I did with Robert Ouimet of Brainpicker, a cool site of ideas that “won’t hurt a bit.”