Reddit reviews Bittersweet: 14 Macabre Tales of Love and Loss

I'm OK with that on two conditions.

Let me know when it comes out, and include this link ti my Kindle in the description. Deal?

https://www.amazon.com/Bittersweet-Macabre-Tales-Love-Loss-ebook/dp/B07BJG9FRB

I'm an editor IRL for a trade journal, and I came from the newspaper world. I write for a living, so I wouldn't hesitate to call myself a "writer."

But those articles/stories/etc I write for money. The writing I do for myself is what I consider to be my "real writing."

That's where I take my identity from. It's not the bylines on my work stuff - it's the stories I have tucked away or up on Amazon. If I were to quit being an editor and pay the bills driving a truck or lifting boxes or anything else - I'd still consider myself a "writer" as long as I still told myself stories and sought to share them.

I just put a new collection of short stories out - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BJG9FRB

The free offer period expired yesterday. I gave away about 100 copies and I have a stack of review requests waiting out in the ether. I've made a grand total of $0.70, so far, and only had one posted review. But that confirmed me as a "writer" more than the hundreds of thousands of words I've written (and been paid for) in the years of my day job.

I've had a lot of luck recently with allowing some of my Reddit short stories to be narrated on a few horror channels. I wanted to gift you my latest short story collection in pdf, epub or mobi format. I invite you to narrate any of the stories in it and hopefully leave an Amazon review. All I ask is that you plug the name of the book, "Bittersweet: 14 Macabre Tales of Love and Loss" and include the link to the Kindle store page so folks can download a copy.

https://www.amazon.com/Bittersweet-Macabre-Tales-Love-Loss-ebook/dp/B07BJG9FRB

Let me know if this is something you'd be interested in, and I hope to hear from you soon!