As of 7/1/2020, I've pressed paused on this program. Below you can see my original note and the one book I still have up for free. Depending on what happens the program may restart, but for now it's on hiatus.
Stay safe out there,
Robert
These are crazy and unique times with the COVID-19 pandemic. I hope you are all staying safe and sane. I can't do much about the safe (except encourage social distancing and practice it myself) but maybe on the sane side I can do something. Free books with no strings attached, no email required. Help yourself. Tell your friends.
More coming every week or two as long as we are all cooped up. Watch this space or find me over on facebook or twitter.
Stay safe and stay sane!
Robert J. McCarter
4/4/2020
Meteor Attack! is free through 7/31/2020 (extended!)
Kobo, BN, Direct Download, Amazon.com, and Everywhere else
I am ending the Stir Crazy Story program, for now at least. I am leaving Meteor Attack! up for free for a while seeing how there are six episodes in the series now, but it feels like this program has run its course. When I started this, it was just COVID-19 and the world was on
I have no words for what’s going on right now in our world (writing this in early June, 2020), at least ones that seem useful. Except be kind. We are all on this planet together and kindness seems needed more than ever. The book choice for this slot was made before the particular madness descended,
While things are starting to open up here and there, self quarantining remains in place for many, so time for another Stir Crazy Story. This time it’s my first and best reviewed novel, Shuffled Off (4.8 stars with 35 reviews as of this writing). This book will always have a special place in my heart.
We past five weeks of staying home here this week and 2020 is not at all the year any of us thought it would be. I’ve got a lot to be grateful for. I have plenty of work to do and can get into the forest with the dogs, but boy is strange. This far
Coronavirus. Worldwide pandemic. COVID-19. It’s everywhere and lots of folks are doing what they can to help out. I’m doing my part. Staying isolated (not that hard for an introvert that works from home), keeping up on the news, keeping busy with the day job as the company I work for tries to adapt to