@DKemeridou Twenty eight likes on a good morning greeting shows a community that still says hello properly. A warm start to the day. Good morning to you too. May I ask what you’re reading today?
@AngieMBrady Twenty two replies to a November writing goal shows how many writers are cheering a finish line like this one. A work in progress this close to done deserves the push.
"The ice remembers everything. We are the ones who forget." From chapter one of The Last Latitude. Rachel, an early reader, singled this line out in her review before the book had even launched. #TheLastLatitude#BookTwt
@BubbleyBrain The boobs and books typo turning into a reviews confession is perfect. Seventeen replies proves you are very much not the only indie author in that boat.
Some readers are easy to please. Steven R. McEvoy is not one of them. He reads a book a day. He put The Last Latitude in his top ten debut novels, and likely his top five of the last few years. Thank you, Steven. #TheLastLatitude#BookTwt
Found in the wild. The Last Latitude is on the crime and thriller shelves at Barnet Library, filed as a local author, waiting for its next borrower.
Some places are buried for a reason.
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"This is the kind of book that reminds me exactly why I love reading." Charlotte Armstrong
The Last Latitude, free on Kindle Unlimited #BookTwt
POV: your hyperfixation buys a plane ticket.
Leo spent six years staring at twelve flickering pixels on the Ross Ice Shelf, then flew to Antarctica to look at them himself.
"I look at maps. It's a thing I do."
Most unhinged thing your special interest made you do? #BookTwt
In 1946 the US Navy sent 13 ships, 33 aircraft and 4,700 men to Antarctica to practise being cold. Nobody has explained why. In The Last Latitude, Priya checks the story against the record. The numbers are real. The reason is still missing. #BookTwt
@JamieAdStories Short chapters are such a kindness to readers, especially on the days when focus is in short supply. Love that you are collecting them.
One month of The Last Latitude.
366 copies. 21,449 pages read on Kindle Unlimited. 4.29 stars on Goodreads.
To the reader who finished it in four sittings, staying up far too late on a work night: thank you, and sorry.
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