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March and Madness, Promise Paen, and Future Books   

3/29/2017

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This month passed as a blur of spinning kicks and late-night writing sessions, the sudden cancellation of a book contract, selling other author's books by day, travel to Boston (my largest sales account is just outside of "Beantown"), and too much hot caf. (more on the caffeine addicts survival guide below) 

Nathaniel earned his Blue Belt in Taekwondo and the award for best poomsae (form). 
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More about Nate: 
  1. Code Name: Gator (because he likes alligators)
  2. Middle guy of three sons 
  3. Favorite kick: spinning roundhouse 
  4. Family comedian (I need to create a gif of Nate's "shifty-eyes") 
  5. Has never met a sport he doesn't like (except for gator wrestling - we watched a guy wrestle a gator in Florida and agreed that he was an idiot) 
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​Unexpectedly, my German publisher decided to exercise the "Kill Clause." That makes for a great title (it's mine - you may NOT have it). But, KC's don't work out so well for author royalties. Okay, so Unverwüstlich underperformed. It happens. Publishing is a tough business. That said, publishers have teeny tiny attention spans and even shorter time horizons. Publishing the translation of a book in September (in paper only), in a market where no one yet knows me, without publishing the e-book simultaneously, only to kill it five months later, seems ill-thought. Well, Auf Wiedersehen! Now I have the German rights back, which means I can sell them again. Time to make more schnitzel! 

Many of you have asked about future books. Thank you for your enthusiasm and support. You're a small cadre of Promise Paen evangelists...or literary shocktroopers. I thank God for you. The plan for now is as follows: 
  • INDOMITABLE releases in April in paperback.  Time to triple efforts to sell more of it and the first book, UNBREAKABLE 
  • I have Promise Paen #3 (UNCOMPROMISED) and #4 (NOT-YET-TITLED) plotted and waiting. (a 12-page script of each novel is in the can, and I've started writing #3) Neither is under contract, yet. Tor has passed for now. As sales compound, more doors will open. The self-publishing route is a possibility. But, I'd rather re-sign with a publisher and farm out the editing/design/marketing/publicity/distribution/sales to someone else. "Know thyself," comes to mind. I am not a one-man publishing maven. Considering the reviews and acclaim so far for the books, I have faith that opportunities will come in due time. Do it, defer it, or delegate it. My two cents: in publishing, whenever possible, do the later of the three (and get paid for it)​
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Picture Books? Yes, picture books. I'm developing two different series of books for young readers ages 0 - 5. The first series is of a religious nature. THE TINY BIBLE TALES feature Bible heroes in their littlest form. Three stories are written and five are under development. (more on those soonish)  The second series focuses upon our solar system. I don't have a perfect series name, but "PLANETS" will do for now. Written with Dr. Deborah Bauers (mom), SUN AND MOON and RED AND BLUE (Earth and Mars) are done and being shopped.  

As for more Science Fiction, yes, absolutely. SF is in my soul. Admittedly, the timing of the next novel is a bit up in the ether. I've made peace with W.C.'s production schedule. He may not write a novel a year. Some author's do. Some author's don't. With a busy, full-time job in publishing, and three young boys who need present, quantity time, I've had to reset my goals and expectations. Frankly, I'm happier for it.  

Now, as promised, the caffeine addict's survival guide: 
  • Antacids must always be at-the-ready
  • Drink water between cups of brew to stave off headaches and dehydration (happens fast in the Rockies - my home is at an elevation of 7000 feet) 
  • Drink caf on a full stomach 
  • Abstain after 7PM (even decaf will FUBAR your sleep schedule 
  • Avoid caf like the plague before workouts 

Blessings, 

- W. C. 


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New Year's Resolutions and the Myth of Perpetual Motion 

12/30/2016

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New Year's Resolutions are like Perpetual Motion Machines. Both sound great in theory, but they lack the warp and woof of reality. Put another way, resolutions and machines require a reliable energy source to work. Gas. Electricity. Reaction Mass. Commitment. Good habits plied across time. Hustle. Energy only shows up if we bring it to the party. So, why don't we dispense with NYRs and PMMs and instead sketch out several realistic goals, and then later allocate the time and resources to accomplish them. 

For starters, my first goal for 2017 is to write a monthly newsletter, which to this point I have not done, not once. Funny how my Mail Chimp account and auto-responder sat month after month, doing nothing for me. You signed up for my newsletter but you never got one. That's because I didn't add energy to the system to make it go-go-go. 

Here's to my maiden newsletter and the first goal of 2017 checked off a few days before the year begins. 

What else? 

Playing more. That's a great goal. 

 
Christmas at the beach with the boys ended with a crab broil feast. (Heather took the photos like she usually does) We don't have sand and surf in the Rocky Mountains. But we have copious mountains, and trails and untouched earth to trod. My dog's leash does a lot of hanging on the wall; I should really take it out, hook it to the dog once in a while, and make her earn her chow. The boys would love it. I would love it. The dog (Bailey) would love it. My waistline would love it.  

What else? Writing more is a good goal.  
Authors don't write more because they fear the blank page. I fear the blank page. It's BLANK. I have no idea what's supposed to go there. The truth is this: I don't need to know at first. That's pretty good advice. Maybe I should take it. Writing, like any artistic endeavor, is an exploration of the unknown. Really? My right brain doesn't believe my left. There's nothing so terrible as being double-minded. Ahem...foreknowledge is not a prerequisite for the creative enterprise. All creatives, including you and me, start with a canvas of sorts, and a subject matter, and perhaps some initial thoughts, or even a detailed synopsis, but what's there is still unknown. Art is built upon unknown unknowns. 

Why don't we celebrate our unknown unknowns this year. I bet you have your own blank page, whether it's a book to be written or a piece of furniture to be built or a model airplane to be glued, or even a relationship to be mended. Let's celebrate our unknown unknowns by diving in. Would you do that with me?

What else? This one is easy. I need to sell more books. Selling more books is a very good idea. 
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Time for a reality check. 

My first two books received good review attention and sold between modestly and modestly well, depending upon your point of view. I'm pleased with the results so far. Here's a quick recap: 
  • Book one, in hardcover/ebook/audio has already sold enough copies to earn back my author's advance. In the biz that's called "earning out" the advance, and it's an important milestone in an author's career
  • Book one, UNBREAKABLE, was an Amazon and B&N, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, best-of-the-month pick
  • UNBREAKABLE, a debut, was published in hardcover AND downloadable audio read by the fabulous, Audie Award nominee Andi Arndt 
  • German language rights are sold and published (INDOMITABLE releases in Deutsch in February 2017) 
  • Book two, INDOMITABLE, was a B&N SF/F best-of pick, and twice an i09 best-of pick 
  • Many outlets praised the books including: RT Books; The Verge; Asimov's; Light Speed Magazine; for more see here
The "sold modestly well" part is where I'm stuck but only for the moment. In my book, "I'm stuck" is an opportunity for growth, not a final destination. Books three and four in the Chronicles of Promise Paen are plotted and waiting for the next yes. Even though books one and two were profitable, and well-reviewed, they didn't sell to Tor's expectations. For the present, Tor is taking a let's-wait-and-see approach, which is a polite way of saying "If you sell more, we will come." 

All to say...I need to sell more books. My first two books are no longer the latest volumes on the shelf. Publishing favors the new. But in a sense there's no such thing as an old book either. Books don't grow old so much as they become old when people stop reading them. My challenge is to find new readers. In the words of our first princess Carrie Fisher, "Instant gratification takes too long." Thank God. I've got time on my side. 
 

What else? I need more spiritual discipline like scramjets need oxygen. Prayer and practicing the presence of God are very good things. For me, this amounts to setting aside a daily time to pray and read my Bible. I don't do either enough. I'm a big believer in the inevitability of service. We all serve something or someone whether we like it or not. I've tried serving a career, and I've tried serving the opinions and cares of others. Both left me empty. Serving God is the one practice that's filled the void. 

So, that's a brief, 50,000-foot view of some goals for next year:
  • Play more
  • Write more
  • Sell more
  • Pray more
What are yours? Don't know yet? Take thirty minutes and jot them down. Use pen and ink. Yes, really. Crossing your own T makes all the difference.  

More to come. For now, I have a vacation to finish. Heather and I try to get to Florida once a year to see her folks (I'm blessed with great in-laws), and extended family (high caliber people), and the beach (who doesn't love surf and sand?). H is never in enough photos, which is something else to address next year.

 Peace,

 - W. C. 
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Christmas, ROGUE ONE, and the Cosmic Rebel

12/22/2016

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Two nights ago I saw Rogue One, a logic-defying adventure to be sure (never assault a planetary defensive grid without a sound plan), a western space opera with one of the grandest shoot-outs in cinematic history (the AT-AT Walkers against ground troops was an obvious and welcome nod to EMPIRE STRIKES BACK), a movie that at its core explores the concept of war. It's the perfect holiday film.

Actually, it's the perfect Christmas film. Really. In the Christian tradition, Christmas, specifically the birth of Christ, is at its core an act of war. The Christmas story shows us God as never before. God closes the unfathomable divide between the eternal and the mortal, draws close, puts on flesh, and rolls in the mire.  Here comes the Lord of Hosts, the Full Metal Savior.  

Saviors show up when saving needs doing, and saving typically involves combat. According to the Bible, the incarnate god/man - AKA Jesus the Christ - grew up, learned the family trade in his dad's carpentry shop, and then, in his 30th year, chose twelve novices to start a planet-wide insurgency. They wore swords and sandals and preached a revolutionary faith built upon twin pillars of grace and truth. Enemy number one: a fallen messenger named Lucifer. Jesus' infant cries were in actuality an epochal calling-out. As if to say, "I've come. What's Hell going do about it?" Christ the cosmic rebel. That's worth thinking about a second time.

ROGUE ONE'S Jyn Erso and a band of freedom fighters face seemingly insurmountable odds during the entire film and without a sound battle plan, and that's where the analogy between it and Christmas obviously breaks down. God's son came with the greatest ground game possible. In contrast, Erso and her rogue crew shoot from the hip the entire movie. Imperial walkers against ground troops should be a no-win situation. But bad odds are the rebel's currency and the director's calling card. Spend me some impossible, please. ROGUE ONE does that and more. Rebels do what seems impossible. They assault the unbeatable behemoth, the empire of injustice, evil incarnate. That's what Christ did, and guess what? He won. 

So, yes, serve me up some war. After all, it's Christmas time.​


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A Day to Remember

12/7/2016

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December 7th will forever be marked on my calendar. I think of my grandfather, Chief Petty Officer William Coates, who endured horrors in the Pacific. I bear his name. I miss his war stores...about bad coffee and bawdy Naval tunes. If Grandpa took his sense of humor to Heaven, he's likely dancing down streets of gold to the Benny Hill theme song. Now that's a word picture.

Not many WWII vets among us. They are a rare breed. Thank you one and all. FBNF. Miss you, grandpa. You were (and are) a great man. Until we meet again.

"They say that in the Navy
The coffee's mighty fine
It's good for cuts and bruises,
But tastes like iodine!
I don't want no more Navy
Gee Ma, I wanna go home!"
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Let Kindness Rule The Day

11/11/2016

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Folks, we need to know how to win and lose, and how to graciously do so in either case, while respecting the law and the freedom of choice we are blessed to have in this great nation.

Obviously, there's a sea of all ages struggling to process Trump's win. And there's another sea of folks that are all too happy to gloat about the big, historic win. Our country is oil and water, and we're going to be shaken together whether we like it or not.

Let kindness rule the day.

If you didn't vote Trump, I'm sorry. Disappointment is never welcome. I don't know how you feel. If you're frightened, that's the last thing I want for you. And I can promise you this, no matter our political differences, if Trump tries something illegal or unconstitutional, like rounding up Muslims similar to what happened to the Japanese Americans during WWII, I'll proudly stand with you against it. If legal immigrants are harassed in the nation, I'll fight against that. If ICE squads storm America's streets in some Gestapo-styled cleanse, I'll speak out. Illegal immigration is a problem that must be addressed with both truth and grace. We are a nation of laws and compassion. It's not an either/or proposition.

I'm not in your shoes but I can at least try to relate to you, to some imperfect degree, by drawing from my own past. Years ago, my family moved from Colorado to Hawaii. My sister, a Korean American (adopted at age 3 months), for the first time found herself surrounded by people of all ethnicities, including folks from Korea and Japan and China and across the Pacific Basin. Hawaii is a wonderfully diverse melting pot. But our family encountered the unexpected. We were a white family with a little girl of color. My sister looked "local" but her middle-American upbringing stood out like a signal flare in a midnight sky. She was ostracized, and called names by her classmates. "Banana" means you look local on the outside but on the inside you're not one of us. I could share other injustices. There was that white family whose disgust over our "mixed" household was impossible to ignore. Their words hurt.

My parents told us to love and to let it go. We did so imperfectly.

I experienced great disappointment eight years ago. On most issues the President and I stood apart. His skin color was a non-issue. I wanted to know about the man. He's a good father, husband, and a great orator. At times I was deeply troubled over what he said and over what he might do. At times I feared for my country, my faith, and my family. For eight years I pounded into my own skull, as best I could, and my son's, that while we disagreed with the President on issues, we still respected the office and the man. (Even when in our eyes he wasn't acting worthy of it) And, we prayed for him, which at times was hard to do; in retrospect we didn't pray for him nearly enough.

For the record, I did vote Trump. Trump was not "my man" or my first, second, or eighth choice. He's said deplorable, indefensible things. I took him seriously on some policy issues but not literally on the stupid, ugly things he said. I do believe he was/is the better choice of the two viable candidates we were given. We could debate Hillary over Trump. Both are deeply flawed and both have said and done deplorable things. I'm just not interested in arguing over the prize for least worse sinner. I still have major reservations about Trump. He needs my prayers too.

Let's be honest. You already made up your mind over what you were willing to forgive or tolerate or overlook or pardon in your candidate, and so did I. Like President Obama said eight years ago, that's what elections are for. What matters now is how we move forward.

Civility and kindness must rule the day. The only alternative is hate. And neither one of us can afford that.

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October Events: See You There! 

10/10/2016

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I'm making a couple of stops in October. Hope to see you there.!

B&N, Citadel Mall, S. Colorado Springs
Signing, October 22nd, 12PM 



MileHiCon - October 29th (Denver, CO)
  • 9AM - MHC Kaffeeklatch, Con Suite 
  • 11AM -The Afterlife: The Good, Bad, Cliche  
  • 4PM - Mass Autographing   ​
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Think A Second Time, THEN Share.   

9/20/2016

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Double-check before you push send. Always. That's the leading-edge-equivalent of "think before you speak." 

Email: Scan the fields, To..., Bcc..., Cc.., twice. Note everyone listed. Know everyone listed? Do they need to know what you're about to send? Yes? Then it's a go. No? #$%^ HOLD the digital locomotive in queue for a microsecond longer! Delete. Regroup. Thank the Maker you didn't just cause a rift in the space-time continuum.

Text: is that your wife you're about to text? Hmm...best make sure...particularly if your wife and boss (boss and sister, sister and wife) share names. Enough said. 

Tweet/Post/et al: 

First, is it spelled correctly (says the writer who vacuums at spelling). Secondly, is it well said. Thirdly, does it need to be said outside your head? 

One final thought. We all need to slow down to catch our collective breaths. The pace of everything has outpaced the human capacity to manage it all. Hence, in the words of David Allen, “Do It, Defer It, Delegate It, and Delete it.” The Quad of Ds. Do the later three most of the time and the former as little as possible, and ONLY for the matters that truly matter.  

This has been your PSA from your friendly neighborhood science fiction writer.  

(hits send)
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Peace.  

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DIE CHRONIKEN VON PROMISE PAEN           von W.C. Bauers (19.09.2016) 

9/9/2016

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Sprechen sie Deutsch? 

Me either. 

Thankfully, the good people at Cross Cult do. UNBREAKABLE, the German-language edition, releases in just over a week!

Erscheinungsdatum: 19.09.2016

Now, for some unexplained reason, I'm craving schnitzel.

Die Kolonisten des Planeten Montana sind es gewöhnt, ignoriert zu werden. In der Pufferzone zwischen zwei rivalisierenden menschlichen Imperien gelegen, ist ihre Welt provinziell und unabhängig. Selbst als vorläufiges Mitglied der Republik verbündeter Welten wird Montana kaum beachtet – bis es zum Krisenherd eines drohenden interstellaren Kriegs wird.
Als Piratenüberfälle die Region zu destabilisieren drohen, beauftragt die RVW ihre Panzergrenadiere damit, der Situation Herr zu werden. Der Angriff wird von Marine-Corps-Lieutenant Promise Paen, ehemaliger Bewohnerin von Montana, geleitet. Vor Jahren schloss sich Promise den Marines an, nachdem ihr Vater bei einem solchen Überfall getötet wurde. Rache ist süß, aber sie hat einen enormen und verheerenden Preis. Und Promise ist keineswegs glücklich, wieder auf ihrer Heimatwelt zu sein, nicht mal, als die Bevölkerung des Planeten, einschließlich seines schillernden Präsidenten, sie als Heldin begrüßt. Was die Sache noch schlimmer macht: Promise wird immer wieder von der Stimme ihrer toten Mutter heimgesucht.

​Währenddessen hat der erbittertste Rivale der RVW, das Lusitanische Imperium, die Ereignisse im Montana-System mit Interesse verfolgt. Die Truppen haben nur auf den richtigen Moment gewartet, einen Brückenkopf im Territorium der Republik an sich zu reißen, und nachdem Promises Marines drastisch dezimiert wurden, halten sie den Moment geeignet, um zuzuschlagen.



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#iAmIndomitable Book Campaign and #Giveaway: Swag, Prizes, a NES Classic Edition, and more. Interested? 

7/28/2016

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UPDATE (8/22): 

Ian Olson - congratulations. You have an NES Classic Edition coming your way..just as soon as the buy links go live and I can order one - it's out November. But, you'll have it before Christmas!  

W. C.  




​​INDOMITABLE storms shelves in under a week. To mark the occasion, I'm launching the
#iAmIndomitable book campaign. Swag and prizes, the chance to appear as a character in my next Promise Paen novel, and honorary membership in Victor Company. Oh, and an opportunity to win a NES Classic Edition. Interested? 
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INDOMITABLE is out!. To mark the occasion, I'm launching the
#iAmIndomitable book campaign. Swag and prizes, the chance to appear as a character in my next Promise Paen novel, and honorary membership in Victor Company. Oh, and an opportunity to win a NES Classic Edition. Interested? 

Details: campaign runs from July 21st to August 20th (BTW, I happen to turn 40 on 8/20) 

  1. Buy a copy of INDOMITABLE, and if you missed UNBREAKABLE, snag a copy of it, too. Print, audio, or ebook - I love them all. Your choice.  
  2. Email me to let me know you bought the book. Type #iAmIndomitable in the subject line. Scout's honor, okay? Trust me. I don't want to see your redacted receipt. We're all honorable nerdists anyway.    
  3. In the body of your email include your name as you wish it to appear on my website (see below for more detail).
  4. If you bought a physical copy, say so. I'll send you an INDOMITABLE bookmark and a signed book plate that welcomes you to the Republic of Aligned Worlds Marine Corps (RAW-MC) and Victor Company.  
  5. Using my super-secret RAW-MC, real-but-fake military rank generator (probably dice), I'll assign you an honorary position in Victor Company, and post your name (as you want it to appear) and rank on my website, here. You could end up a lowly private or an officer of Marines. Do you want to know?
  6. I'll enter you into a drawing to win a NES Classic Edition. AND, one lucky winner's name will appear as a character in my next book. Villain or hero. Do you want to know? 
  7. Use hashtag #iAmIndomitable and share this blog post to spread the word! 
  8. Winners will be announced during 8/21.  


​Thanks for reading and supporting the books!  

Note: as of today, the NES isn't available for order. I've signed up for the alert. Once the pre-order button goes live I'll place my order. We should all expect backorders. Really. Blame supply and demand for that. If you win you'll get the retro unit of your dreams around the middle of November. Good luck! 




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Release Day! UNBREAKABLE is in paperback everywhere books are sold. 

7/5/2016

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It's here!

I'm so excited to have the first book in the Chronicles of Promise Paen in a paperback format, and at a lower price point. 

Now there's no excuse not to get your copy and dig in. Do me a favor and let me know how it goes. If you'd like a signed bookplate email me at write(dot)wcbauers@gmail(dot)com. I'll send you one on my dime. 

​Don't forgot the audio edition, here. 

Best, 

W. C.  
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