Showing posts with label giveaway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label giveaway. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Author interview on Brownie Knits Episode 47: Writing, Reading, and Knitting



I wanted to share this interview conducted by my wife Gina on her Brownie Knits podcast. While I encourage you to watch it all, the interview questions begin at the 19:40.
Appearing on this podcast was a blast (I'm biased, yes).
"Welcome to this VERY special episode of the Brownie Knits knitting video podcast. I am thrilled to welcome Patrick Kanouse to the podcast to answer questions about his recently published book. Boy, do we have a lot of laughs for you in this episode! AND, it is STILL full of knitting, crochet, and yarn.
"Patrick Kanouse, author of The Clearing, The Shattered Bull, and An Ingenious Murder can be found on Instagram and Twitter as @patrickkanouse. He is also on Ravelry as PK1 and you can find out more about his works, including his poetry, at his website patrickkanouse.com. You can purchase print copies of The Clearing(release date 9/20/16) and The Shattered Bull (October 2016) from Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Ebook copies are available on Kobo, iTunes/iBooks, Amazon, and B&N. The novella An Ingenious Murder is exclusively available as an ebook on Amazon (release date 9/20/16)."

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

THE CLEARING Goodreads giveaway is nearing its end

The Clearing Goodreads giveaway is nearing its end! I'm giving away three copies to folks in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. The giveaway ends at midnight September 1st, so enter now if you haven't!



Also, if you're interested in a mystery set in Chicago in 2102, check out my novella, An Ingenious Murder, releasing exclusively on Amazon on September 20, 2016. Only $1.99. The murder of a reclusive AI scientist pits rookie Detective Terence Brotsky against the seedy underworld and high-tech future of Greater Chicago in 2102. As his marriage crumbles, no lack of suspects makes Brotsky's job all that more difficult. Angry employees, powerful mobsters, and long-lost family had reasons to kill. But who actually did so, may cause Brotsky's undoing.