To re-launch a book that has been published once requires a lot of consideration. It shouldn’t be taken light. That’s why I’d like to explain why I’ve decided to re-launch my multi-author speculative fiction anthology series Biblical Legends Anthology Series (BLAS).

BLAS consists of three popular fiction anthologies: Garden of Eden, Sulfurings: Tales from Sodom & Gomorrah, and Deluge: Stories of Survival & Tragedy in the Great Flood. Each of these series is great reading all the way through.

I embarked upon publishing this series in 2014. Within two years, I kicked out three anthologies. Then, my solo freelance writing business, which I had launched in 2013, began to take off. I stopped promoting the fiction series to focus more on my freelance writing business, a decision I don’t necessarily regret. However, that decision did come with some consequences.

The result was a great multi-author fiction series that hasn’t lived up to its potential. I know I’m onto something awesome, for a few good reasons. One of those reasons is audience reaction. It has been spectacular!

Not only have I attracted some awesome writers with street cred and their own set of achievements, but I’ve also attracted some great readers. In the last year, I’ve decided to re-focus my energies and pursue full-time authoring and publishing. For that reason, I’d like to re-launch BLAS to help it find a new audience, revive its sales potential, help it garner new attention and reviews, and to focus on improving my book launch tactics. I’m actively looking for great speculative fiction readers to assist me in re-launching these books. If interested, you can find details here.

Meanwhile, if you’re an author or publisher, or a reader, and this message resonates with you, feel free to collect the following NFT to show your support for my book re-launch efforts and signal your understanding of the need for great speculative literature.

Thanks for your support!