Monthly Archives: August 2010

Kindle/E-Reader Not Needed for “Coercion”

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It has come to my attention — via several sources — that some readers feel they can’t read Coercion because they don’t have a Kindle or an e-reader.

This is not true!

If you purchase the ebook via the Lyrical Press link — http://www.lyricalpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_12&products_id=315 — you will be sent a .zip file that contains the book in multiple format — including a PDF that you can read from any ol’ computer or laptop.

Also, Hydra M. Star alerted me to the fact that one can download Kindle apps for free via Amazon.com. Check out the link for both PCs and Macs.

-Lux Zakari.

CONTEST: Free Copy of “Coercion”

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Hoping to snag a free copy of my erotic ebook, Coercion? Now’s your chance!

Answer the trivia question below by commenting to this blog entry or via e-mail to luxzakari@gmail.com sometime between August 30 and September 6. Only one response is necessary.

On September 7, I will throw all the names/e-mail addresses/etc. of the people who have answered the question correctly into a vessel of some sort and have an unbiased party select a winner at random. That winner will be announced on September 7.

And now! The question:

In Coercion, Valerie has Michael take her to a movie that loosely resembles his own predicament in regards to women. The movie’s title isn’t disclosed in the book—it’s up to you to reveal that now! The tag line to this 1975 movie is “Your hairdresser does it better.” What’s the film?

-Lux Zakari.

Note: “Coercion” can also be purchased via www.lyricalpress.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_12&products_id=315.

Story Using the Most Common Words

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Once upon a time, I stumbled across a list of the most commonly used words, and I thought it’d be fun to try to make a tiny piece of flash fiction using them. This is far harder than it looks, considering the words are so generic, and I had to leave out a great deal more than I wanted to. Nevertheless, here is the result:

Upon A Time Very Up, She Said That There Are Others After.

Before, The One.

From Only Me To Him, His Unto This All Came Down.

And My, He Has Been With, By, In You, Like God.

But Who Now? Should We Be Over?

So What More Can I Do, Lord?

Her Will Is Great, As Such People Were Not Made For Two.

Then May Any Of These Have Your Little Man.

Some Did.

It Was Us Or Them.

Unused: On At They Had Their Which An Shall If Would Those Could Its Out Into No About When Our Mr. Than

Your turn to give it a whirl!

-Lux Zakari.