My new Kindle ebook: Evidence for the Existence of God
I just published a new Kindle ebook on evidence for the existence of God for $0.99 on Amazon. Check it out here, and if you want to review it, I'll email you a free copy!
Amazon reviews. It's a very short Kindle ebook (about the length of a single chapter in a printed book).
If interested, email me at martinkulp at gee! mail! dot com and I'll send you the link to the book and you can then whip me up a review on the book's main Amazon page. Doesn't have to be long. Amazon review run the gamut from essay-length to a single sentence. :)
Ah! Hello! Yes, that is I. I used a pen name (real name is Martin) so that if I write more books I can keep each "author" an expert in his own topic.
It sure isn't selling too well, though. I think I need to be more hype-y. Maybe I could write one of those "Proof of the Afterlife!" books, but instead of using near death experiences as the evidence, I'll use Thomistic and Cartesian arguments for dualism.
What kind of review are you looking for? Something on Amazon? Something on my blog?
ReplyDeleteAmazon reviews. It's a very short Kindle ebook (about the length of a single chapter in a printed book).
ReplyDeleteIf interested, email me at martinkulp at gee! mail! dot com and I'll send you the link to the book and you can then whip me up a review on the book's main Amazon page. Doesn't have to be long. Amazon review run the gamut from essay-length to a single sentence. :)
Ohh, so that's you! Great book! I, Elliot Bougis, reviewed it and have gotten pingbacks that my review was helpful to other shoppers.
ReplyDeleteAh! Hello! Yes, that is I. I used a pen name (real name is Martin) so that if I write more books I can keep each "author" an expert in his own topic.
ReplyDeleteIt sure isn't selling too well, though. I think I need to be more hype-y. Maybe I could write one of those "Proof of the Afterlife!" books, but instead of using near death experiences as the evidence, I'll use Thomistic and Cartesian arguments for dualism.