I clicked the link (lost track of which collections I have) and got all excited to see a cover of 'The Bonus of Michael Marshall Smith' (or The Michael Bonus Marshall of Smith as I first read it) which I was convinced I didn't have. Then realised it only came with the sold out editions. Drat!
Anyway, thanks for the bonus stories here! Gonna have to upgrade to paid now, aren't I? :-D
I hadn't read any of your short stories, and this, this is just so good. I've only read it through once so far, but it's one I will return to a few more times. The little details matter. I love the dark grey mood it evokes for me. I love the imagery, very similar to a lot of the abandon mines and small mining ghost towns I grew up around and spent time in as a kid. Thanks for this.
Thank you! And don't worry about MOBI - Amazon started phasing them out for new titles last year, in favour of EPUB
PS can I talk to you about the tables your SubPress collection has broken?
Thank you kind sir. My table has never recovered from your "Best of..."
I clicked the link (lost track of which collections I have) and got all excited to see a cover of 'The Bonus of Michael Marshall Smith' (or The Michael Bonus Marshall of Smith as I first read it) which I was convinced I didn't have. Then realised it only came with the sold out editions. Drat!
Anyway, thanks for the bonus stories here! Gonna have to upgrade to paid now, aren't I? :-D
I got to page 2 and already laughed three times. I think I might need to upgrade now!
On Android, I just downloaded the epub link then shared to Kindle, which brought up the import function. Easy to do.
Thanks MMS!
Dammit, Michael! I mean, keep doing it, but dammit!
Thank you for writing this Michael. I especially enjoy reading your short stories.
I hadn't read any of your short stories, and this, this is just so good. I've only read it through once so far, but it's one I will return to a few more times. The little details matter. I love the dark grey mood it evokes for me. I love the imagery, very similar to a lot of the abandon mines and small mining ghost towns I grew up around and spent time in as a kid. Thanks for this.