Volume IV of the Dragon's Fury Series remains #1 on Powell's...printed form now available on Amazon

The Dragon's Fury Series Web Site ^ | 13 December, 2003 | Jeff Head

[Jeff Head]

The printed version (Trade Paperback format) of Volume IV of the Dragon's Fury Series, The Long March, by Freeper author Jeff Head, just became available on Amazon.

As an Adobe eBook, this volume has been the best selling Adobe eBook on Powell's for the last two weeks running.

THE DRAGON'S FURY SERIES

A Techno-thriller series about the next World War

[Travis McGee]

In the paper book ratings?

[Jeff Head]

Yep.

Now holding at 8,361 this morning ... HERE.

[Jeff Head]

You are welcome my friend.

[Jeff Head]

Well, I don't think Rush would go there anyway myself...I don't believe he wants to take issue with or go into detail regarding things like the Council on Foreign Relations and their involvement.

My feeling is that that particular story and why it is, and how it came about, leads to the root of what the liberal/marxist/statist/global governance crew are trying to do to our nation.

I touch on that type of thing pretty strongly in the series through the manipulations of David Krenshaw and his involvement in the story's "Council on International Relations".

[Travis McGee]

That's great Jeff! Time to get it on the shelves!

[Dubya]

Good post.

[Doomonyou]

Awesome and ordered!

[Jeff Head]

LOL! I agree 100%.

...now if I could just get Simon & Shuster, Balllantine, Regnery or someone like that to agree.

Who knows, perhpas I will hear back from Powell's and that will be a start to the cascade.

[Jeff Head]

Thanks and I know you are going to enjoy it. Please feel free to let me know (and if you are of a mind, to post a review here on FR) what you think of the book and the entire series.

A very Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[Jeff Head]

Thanks...just my own thoughts on the matter and something I have addressed in the book series.

[Travis McGee]

Regnery does little or no fiction, for now. Their website makes them look very stiff and standoffish. Crown has a *conservative* division that published Coulter.

Both are conservative nonfiction oriented, but I have long wondered what it would take to get them to try some conservative fiction? The audience is clearly there!

[Jeff Head]

Well, the model for me is the Left Behind Series.

Even though I personally believe its writing style could be improved, it became wildly popular on its own through word of mouth and grass-roots support to the point where the big boys ultimately came looking for it.

And it's message, if anything, was just as un PC as that of our novels.

Proves it can be done...and I think it will be happening more and more often. It's a paradigm shift the smart larger publishers will pick up on sooner rather than later..

[Travis McGee]

Jeff, I agree with 52 110%! My feelings exactly.

[Jeff Head]

FYI...here's the thread on the status of Volume IV.

[freekitty]

Thank you.

[Jeff Head]

You're welcome. Best of the Christmas season to you and yours.

[Jeff Head]

Well, Vol IV finally dropped from the number 1 best selling Adobe eBook on Powells (after two weeks)...but they now have it listed as their #1 featured Adobe eBook (after 4 weeks as #2).

Check it out HERE.

Let me know what you think when you read it.

[Travis McGee]

Time to spread like a virus to Powell's shelves, then to B&Ns!

[Jeff Head]

FYI, Volume IV of the Dragon's Fury Series, climbed a little higher on Amazon today HERE:

Product Details

• Paperback: 432 pages ; Dimensions: 1.08" x 9.08" x 6.20"
• Publisher: Alpha Connections; (November 2003)
• ISBN: 097157796X
• Other In-Print Editions: e-book (Microsoft Reader) | All Editions
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: 7,659
  

Not too awful bad for a self-published work.

[Jeff Head]

FYI....in case you're interested...here's the latest on my book series.