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Jeremy Robinson
JEREMY ROBINSON was born in Beverly, Massachusetts in 1974. He stayed in Beverly through college, attending Gordon College and Montserrat College of Art. His writing career began in 1995 and includes stints on comic books, and thirteen completed screenplays, several of which have been produced, optioned or have gone into development. He is also the author of The Screenplay Workbook and several published short stories and articles including The Difference between Science Fiction and Fantasy for Script Magazine. The Didymus Contingency is the first published of four completed novels.
He currently resides in New Hampshire with his wife, Hilaree and daughter, Aquila.
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The Didymus Contingency
Jeremy Robinson, author of The Didymus Contingency has landed a three book deal with Thomas Dunne/St. Martins Press! For more on this great news, visit his website, linked below.
This version of The Didymus Contingency will soon be a collectors item as Robinson has also scored a deal to re-release Didymus Contingency and his other novel, Antarktos Rising in mass market paperback format from Breakneck Books. So pick up both before they're gone!
For more, visit:
www.jeremyrobinsonline.com
"Jeremy Robinson's novel THE DIDYMUS CONTINGENCY blends the cutting-edge science of Crichton with the religious mystery of the LEFT BEHIND series to create his own unique and bold thriller. It is a fast-paced page-turner like no other. Not to be missed!"—James Rollins, author of Black Order.
Print: $18.00
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POD People - Beating the Print-On-Demand Stigma
"Robinson has penned the essential guide to self-publishing success in today's market. If you're looking for a way to traverse the challenging world of print-on-demand, consider this book a Hummer with a full tank of gas." - POD-DY MOUTH
POD People. Seems like they’re everywhere all of a sudden. Thousands of authors are publishing their books via print-on-demand, but only a very small percentage of them find any kind of success. Why? POD People must not only act as author, but also publisher, advertiser, editor, agent and graphic designer. The sad truth is that many POD People don’t know what to do when they’re starting out and plunge blindfolded into the publishing world. Most POD books fade into obscurity, selling only a few copies.
This failure is due primarily to the negative POD stigma. Most readers avoid buying POD books. It’s a harsh reality, but there is hope. Bestselling POD author, Jeremy Robinson, reveals how to beat the POD stigma and make your book stand out.
Print: $14.96
Download: $7.34
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