Monthly Archives: April 2013

“Cum In Me If You Want To Live” now available everywhere!

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“Cum In Me If You Want To Live” is now live on Smashwords, and All Romance eBooks.  I’ll let the blurb I wrote up for it speak for itself, and then we’ve got an excerpt from the story coming up next. Incidentally, if you happen to be one of those who … Continue reading →

Winning the Genetic Lottery now on iTunes!

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Well, will wonders never cease?  Now I have a second story in the iTunes bookstore, “Winning the Genetic Lottery”. As far as I know, I haven’t made any sales on Apple yet, but it’s refreshing to see things starting to trickle in there. For those who aren’t familiar, “Winning the Genetic … Continue reading →

Finishing a final draft is like sex

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Finishing a final draft is like sex, except even more satisfying.  I love that feeling of having one less story fighting the others for space in my skull! Tonight, I just finished my first real eBook in three months!  I tend to publish one title a month, and in March … Continue reading →

Want to read most of the extended edition of “Progenitor” free?

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  As you may know, I love statistics.  I’ve had time to glance at my summary data, generated for me throughout the day, and I was surprised to see a lot of trial downloads of my short story anthology over the last couple of days. I had to smile when … Continue reading →

Having no time to write, sucks

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Ever have one of those days that just sucks?  And then think back and realize that it wasn’t just a day, but it was like four or five days which all blended together?  Work late, edit for an hour, sleep less than 8 hours, go back to work, work late, … Continue reading →

Ken Haramiru’s stories finally available in the Apple store!

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iTunes now has eBooks by Ken Haramiru The difficulty of getting Apple to accept your Smashwords titles into the iTunes bookstore is a pretty commonly lamented thing among erotica authors.  The central issue is that if they reject it, you never actually know until you ask Smashwords about it a … Continue reading →

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