Former Davis Square resident announces publication of her first novel

[heatheralbano.livejournal.com]

Former Davis Square resident Heather Albano is pleased to announce the publication of her first novel!

TIMEPIECE is a steampunk time travel adventure about a girl, a pocket watch, Frankenstein’s monster, the Battle of Waterloo, and giant clockwork robots taking over London - no, really - and it was largely written in Davis Square coffee shops!

Download it for your Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Timepiece-ebook/dp/B005QD0TGG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317661582&sr=8-1

Download it for your Nook: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/timepiece-heather-albano/1106037183?ean=2940013366398&itm=1&usri=heather%2balbano

Or download it for pretty much every e-reader format that exists, as well as pdf, plain text, and html: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/93451

It is 99 cents on all platforms.

For more information about Heather's creative projects, go to http://www.heatheralbano.com

Comments

[vibrantabyss.livejournal.com]

I think I only drop the "the" when it's "A Diesel meetup" sort of thing. But now, you have me curious.. I'm going to see if I can watch what I call it without getting self-conscious aforehand...

[ifotismeni]

hahah this is like those tests to see if you call a highway or interstate "the [number]" or just "[number]" and whether or not that says what part of the country you're from. cracks me up when i hear people say they got stuck in traffic on "the 93" or something, though you'd be OK to say traffic on "the pike" sucked.

jfc what have i done with this grammatical quibble!?!