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Get the First Volume of Futuredaze on Kindle for $2.99
For a limited time, Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction, the first book in the Futuredaze series by Underwords Press, is available for only $2.99 on Kindle. Or if you have purchased a print edition of Futuredaze from Amazon, … Continue reading
Futuredaze: Our BIG IDEA is on John Scalzi’s Blog
By now, if you read my blog, you have heard of Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction. However, you probably haven’t heard about the BIG IDEA that inspired Hannah Strom-Martin and I to publish Futuredaze. Well…here’s your chance. John … Continue reading
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Futuredaze is Featured at Reading Teen! — Plus a contest!
Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction is featured on Reading Teen’s site! Several of our authors share the inspiration behind their pieces. They’re great stories that give a glimpse into that old question: “Where do writers get their ideas?” … Continue reading
Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction has a Shiny New Cover!
It has been a long time since the last Underwords post, but rest assured that we’ve been very busy working on Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction as well as a few other projects that you should see here soon. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cover, Deena Warner Designs, Futuredaze, Science fiction, YA Science Fiction, Young-adult fiction
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Announcing the Futuredaze Authors
Because of the additional interested created for Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction by our Kickstarter campaign, we thought that releasing a new update was in order. Normally, we would wait to announce the actual Table of Contents (TOC) until … Continue reading
Last Chance for the Futuredaze Kickstarter
As of this posting, we have about 50 hours left in our Kickstarter for Futuredaze. We’ve hit our initial goal which is fantastic. We also hit our secondary goal of getting 100 backers/pre-orders for Futuredaze. In these final 50 hours, … Continue reading
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Futuredaze Now has a Stretch Goal–Help Support Science Fiction for Young Adults
As you know, we have reached our Kickstarter goal of $1,700 for Futuredaze: An Anthology of YA Science Fiction, and we still have a week to go with our Kickstarter project. $1,700 is the bare minimum to cover a couple big … Continue reading
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Kickstarter Count Down, Futuredaze Submissions Closing Soon, & Book Cover Update
With 13 days left on our Kickstarter project, we are only $260 away from our goal. While we don’t want to count our chickens before they hatch, it looks like there is an excellent chance that we’ll hit our goal–which … Continue reading
Futurdaze Updates and Developments
Recently, I read a Kickstarter update from Amanda Palmer that really hit home for me. Kickstarter is a marketplace that brings together buyers and artists in a way that allows the project to be funded in advance, giving full creative … Continue reading
