Quantum Physics and the Art of Departure by Craig Lancaster

Free books are cool, right? And if you're like me, short stories are the perfect way to kill a few minutes waiting for...well, whatever, or just ignoring all the stuff that we should be doing. I'm not the only one who does that, right?



In any case, for the next two weeks you can download the latest release from local (to me) literary author Craig Lancaster - and it's not even out yet! It will be released December 6th by Amazon Encore, but you can get it free and early at Smashwords using the code EY63S  until September 30th. How groovy is that?

I can personally vouch for this collection - I've read it, and I love it. Craig is very talented at finding the deeper meaning in the mundane, and he captures the life of average Montanans in a way that will resonate wherever you live. Whether you're already a literary fiction reader, or if you've never really experienced the genre before, I'd urge you to give it a try. I mean, it's free, right?

Here's the trailer - watch, then download your copy. I just know you'll love it.

Posted by Jamie D. at September 15, 2011
Categories: Authors, Blog Tours, Free Reads
Tags: books. authors Ebooks free reads literature reading writers
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  • September 15, 2011 Ardee-ann Eichelmann wrote:
    Thanks for the intro to Craig and the information about the book. Free is always awesome.

    I have downloaded the book and watched the trailer. My first love in books is literary fiction so I can't wait to read the book.

    Thank you again Jamie,

    Ardee-ann
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  • September 16, 2011 Carol wrote:
    Thanks Jamie! I can never say no to a free book, and this one looks really good. Plus I love short stories so that's an added bonus.
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