Upcoming Nat stories – and a free offer

So yesterday, Peanuts 12 came out with my longest Peanuts story, “Movie Time”. For those of you who preorder your comic books (which is some of you) and for those of you who buy your Peanuts comics based on whether or not there’s a Nat Gertler story in them (which is likely none of you), it looks like I won’t have any more stories until issue 15… but that one will give you two short Nat tales, one featuring Franklin, the other more of a Lucy-and-Charlie-Brown piece. Both are relatively actiony; a grand total of 7 pages between them.

Issue 16 will bring you another three-pager, with art by Andy Hirsch, who illustrated “Movie Time”.

I’ve got a couple other stories written, but it’s not yet clear what issues they’ll land in.

Stand-In_Superstar

But hey, if you happen to like my writing, and want to see more, I just released my first prose novella. Stand-in Superstar is a bouncy, racy, humorous tale about a typical guy who suddenly finds himself granted that trappings of Hollywood stardom. Now you can, if you wish, order the print edition from Amazon… but if you want the ebook edition for free, all you have to do is drop me an email at questions@aaugh.comĀ  letting me know what format you want it in (mobi for Kindle, or epub for Nook and just about anything else), and then, if you like the story, tell someone. Offer good for a limited time only.

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