Here are those direct links (for US Readers):
Three Novels: A Calculated Risk, The Eight, and The Magic Circle Kindle Edition for $3.99
https://t.co/dSlmSGSVb8
A Calculated Risk Kindle Edition for $1.99
https://t.co/0vbEpUm7Px
This whole month Amazon is featuring kindle sales of Katherine's "Three Novels" e-book combo for $3.99 and "A Calculated Risk" as a stand alone deal for $1.99 - available in the US & Canada. Merry Month of May!
"Arugula, baby Frisée, Sorrel, and winter Chervil from my garden. They all prefer to come up in snow!" KN
March has begun, ushering in warmer weather as we grow nearer to the Spring Equinox. We are also welcoming an incredible amount of e-book specials all happening this month...
·· Amazon is offering Katherine's "Three Novels"* as a Kindle Monthly Deal at $3.99 for Readers in the US and Canada all month long.
·· Kobo Deals is offering A Calculated Risk for Readers in New Zealand and Australia for just $2.99 until the 11th of March.
Both A Calculated Risk & The Eight E-books are on sale today! A Calculated Risk is on sale just for today (US, CA & GB) today, October 31st, and The Eight stays on sale through Amazon until November 5th (US & CA)!
Happy Hallowe'en! KN's favorite time: https://t.co/nSH9I2VT8o
A double deal today on A Calculated Risk E-book - it's both available in the Three Book Deal on Amazon (website) and as a solo deal for $1.99 today on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo & elsewhere!
See how Katherine's career in banking inspired the book: https://t.co/FUSeRMRU6B
Readers in the US & Canada can find a fantastic Triple E-Book Deal all week long on Amazon!
Download Katherine's "Three Novels: A Calculated Risk, The Eight, and The Magic Circle" Kindle Edition for just $3.99 (discounted from $28.99).
"Today is the Full Moon of August... This “Feast of First Fruits,” as it is sometimes called, is one of the important Cross-Quarter Days of the Celtic calendar..." https://t.co/0twKFaShnX
Happy Full Moon Lammas!
(Full Moon exact at 2:31 pm EDT US)
Katherine Neville's August Moon Newsletter was just sent out to subscribers. If you aren't yet signed up for the newsletter, or would like to read the newsletter online, visit: https://t.co/6nSeQ0RBWO
Today! Monday, April 10th, Readers in the US and Canada will be able to find The Eight E-book for just $2.99 on Amazon Kindle.
April is the time for Pilgrimages! Here's an article Katherine wrote that includes some background on a scene in The Eight... https://t.co/yYjU1aE8kb
"Since my new book is a kind of quintessence of my own, I’ll be exploring that level in these weekly comments! Starting with my favorite “Stochastic Devices,” sitting here on my desktop..." -KN
Katherine shared more about her upcoming book on Facebook last week, here's a snippet: "In The Magic Circle, I discussed the meaning that Socrates gave to “Quintessence” - it connects the cosmos with the (four square) material world, and raises us to another plateau of reality."
"The quintessence, the Fifth Element, takes us up the spiral to a new dimension, called the Ether.” -KN
Each week starting after the Lantern Festival, we will be sharing more information about this new dimension we’re entering.
Katherine wants to share a bit more about her book in progress: ‘A Calculated Risk’ was my “Earth Book." ‘The Eight’ was my “Air Book." ‘The Magic Circle,’ was my “Water Book." ‘The Fire’ was, of course, my “Fire Book." My fifth book is the “quintessence,” as spoken of by Plato.
the festival of the return of the sun was celebrated throughout January, overseen by Janus, the god who looks at the past and heralds the future, simultaneously.
January is named for the god Janus–the familiar two-faced image, whose name in early Italian meant ‘door’ or ‘gate’–from a Sanskrit word iati: “to go, to travel.” Although Winter solstice, the shortest day, is in December, ...
Tomorrow, January 6th, is Epiphany, one of Katherine's favorite holidays. Epi-phanes, “upon the birth of Phanes,” the child who popped out of the world egg, wrapped in the serpent of wisdom; his name means “I bring light.”
For more on Epiphany: https://t.co/1OUr44TiJF
If we take a picture of the sun at noon, every day throughout the year, due to the tilt of Earth on its axis, the pattern the sun makes would form a figure Eight — in Greek called an Analemma, or “support,” the name for a pedestal for a sundial.
"The Eight" e-book is on sale today! Just $2.99 for Readers in the US and Canada, find the deal across all major e-book retailers.
"The number EIGHT is the number of years when the solar (western) and lunar (eastern) calendars cycle together (8 solar years = 100 lunar months)...