Copies of The Benevolence Archives, Vol. 1 are flying off the shelves… well, digitally, I guess.  There aren’t actually shelves.  And “flying” may not be the best metaphor for digital transmission.  Beaming off the servers?  Sure.

Point is people are downloading it, and we’re currently #6 in one of the two genres I get to file the book with.  I WANT NUMBER ONE.  IN THE WORLD.  FOREVER.

Care to download a lovely batch of stories for absolutely none of your money whatsoever?  (You don’t need a Kindle, remember; there are apps for smartphone and for computers/tablets.)

DO YOU WANT THE ANNOYING ADVERTISING TO STOP?

Of course you do.

(EDIT:  I just looked at the top ten.  First place is an L. Ron Hubbard novel and second place is Wool, by Hugh Howey, which I paid for in paperback.  So… uh… LET’S SHOOT FOR THIRD!)