I’m reading “ Caliphate” by Tom Kratman. This book gives us a look at life under dhimmitude, the laws governing life as slaves infidels. Dhimmi are a people who’ve been given “protected” status in return for paying taxes and living under sharia law. “Pay us, submit to our rules and we won’t kill you”. Hmm, that sounds like a mafia racket.
I’ll recommend you, when I figure out how it works. In the meantime, I’ll self-promote by telling you about my project.
I wrote four first chapters and I would like to learn what story people are most curious to read until the end. Anyone interested in impertinent fiction is invited to read and weigh in.
I've added BBS to my recommendations. On your policy for recommendations, my Substack is mostly short fiction, but does post whenever I have a new book out, so I'm not sure if I qualify.
Still learning my way around Substack, so I guarantee I'll get some terminology wrong. I have split my account here into two "channels."
On "Henry's Sneak Peeks" (https://paradoxseries.substack.com/) I'll be posting excerpts, sample chapters, probably artwork and other stuff. (I have designated Thursdays as my must-post days. Currently I'm sharing...for free...the chapters from my sci-fi series' first novel.)
"Iron Age Unfolding" (https://hankbrown.substack.com/) is where I'll be writing ABOUT books/entertainment, etc. as well as occasionally venting about political matters. (Tuesday is the first installment of an intended series on comic books as an art form.)
Thanks again, Hans. I'm off to see if I can figure out this "Recommendations" deal.
I’m reading “ Caliphate” by Tom Kratman. This book gives us a look at life under dhimmitude, the laws governing life as slaves infidels. Dhimmi are a people who’ve been given “protected” status in return for paying taxes and living under sharia law. “Pay us, submit to our rules and we won’t kill you”. Hmm, that sounds like a mafia racket.
Seems I've missed another one.
https://shinichihaku.substack.com/
Sorry about that. You’re added now.
I'm still not seeing it.
There are about 30 substacks on the list, and it only shows five of them at any given time. I refreshed until I got your to show up.
Not letting me share a screen shot... I checked the post, and although I did add it, I forgot to hit update. The change is live now. Thanks for your patience. https://basedbooksale.substack.com/p/summer-based-book-sale-roundup
I’ve recommended you!
I’ll recommend you, when I figure out how it works. In the meantime, I’ll self-promote by telling you about my project.
I wrote four first chapters and I would like to learn what story people are most curious to read until the end. Anyone interested in impertinent fiction is invited to read and weigh in.
https://open.substack.com/pub/impertinentfiction/p/1672?r=29bmr&utm_medium=ios
I've added BBS to my recommendations as well. Here's my Substack: https://germanicus.substack.com/
Right now it's a place where I post my fiction, but I do have book reviews and my novel itself started out as a Substack serial.
I've added BBS to my recommendations. On your policy for recommendations, my Substack is mostly short fiction, but does post whenever I have a new book out, so I'm not sure if I qualify.
Just what I'm looking to add.
Still learning my way around Substack, so I guarantee I'll get some terminology wrong. I have split my account here into two "channels."
On "Henry's Sneak Peeks" (https://paradoxseries.substack.com/) I'll be posting excerpts, sample chapters, probably artwork and other stuff. (I have designated Thursdays as my must-post days. Currently I'm sharing...for free...the chapters from my sci-fi series' first novel.)
"Iron Age Unfolding" (https://hankbrown.substack.com/) is where I'll be writing ABOUT books/entertainment, etc. as well as occasionally venting about political matters. (Tuesday is the first installment of an intended series on comic books as an art form.)
Thanks again, Hans. I'm off to see if I can figure out this "Recommendations" deal.
I haven't been to BasedCon, but thinking about going this year. Are there a lot of books for sale there?
Most authors at BasedCon (https://www.basedcon.com/) bring a supply of books to sell and are happy to sign them, too. Hope to see you there!
I sold more books at the last BasedCon than any other two cons I've been to.
I sold more books at BasedCon than at LibertyCon, the only other Con I regularly go to.
Based Con is fantastic!