No worries, the regular edition of my newsletter will be out on February 10, with an assortment of blogs, reviews, promos, and other goodies. But, since there is an error in the info in my last newsletter about my attendance at the virtual version of Capricon 41 on February 4-7, 2020, I'm rushing out this short special edition. On Friday, February 5, at 1:00 p.m. Central Time, I'll be participating as a panelist for a one-hour session on Twists, Reveals, and Red Herrings with Mark Huston, Anne E.G. Nydam, Jonathan Pessin, and Roberta Rogow. At 3:00 p.m. Central Time that same day, I'll be doing a half-hour reading, including the prologue from my latest book, Flash Drive.

Check it out. I hope to see you there.

And, in the meantime, don't forget that the Kickstarter for Flash Drive, the third book in my Dick Thornby Thriller series, has launched and is ongoing. It's about two-thirds funded already, but if you are considering backing you'll reduce my stress level by backing now instead of waiting until near the end. And, one limited reward has already been claimed. Don't forget there are multiple stretch goals for free fiction at various levels if base funding is exceeded by specified amounts, so tell your friends, too.

One last time, here's the link to the Kickstarter for Flash Drive.

Donald J. Bingle is the author of seven books and more than sixty shorter works in the horror, thriller, science fiction, mystery, fantasy, steampunk, romance, comedy, and memoir genres. His books include Forced Conversion (near future military scifi), GREENSWORD (darkly comedic eco-thriller), Frame Shop (murder in a suburban writers' group), and the Dick Thornby spy thriller series (Net Impact; Wet Work, and Flash Drive). He also co-authored (with Jean Rabe) The Love-Haight Case Files (a three-time Silver Falchion winning paranormal urban fantasy about two lawyers who represent the legal rights of supernatural creatures in a magic-filled San Francisco; sequel is in the works). Don also edited Familiar Spirits (an anthology of ghost stories).

Many of Don's shorter works can be found in his Writer on Demand TM collections.

Get the audiobook version of Net Impact at Audible.com, Amazon, and iTunes and the audiobook version of Wet Work at Audible.com, Amazon, and iTunes.

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