Writers, Readers and Bluesky Friends

We're making a few changes around here

Many months ago, when Vincent and I sent this newsletter out into the world, our mission was simply to find a better home for our work: novels, articles, non-fiction, poetry, ideas, and philosophies. We didn’t realize then, or at least I didn’t, that we’d be finding an entirely new way to publish and to give our works a growing value rather than the diminishing one that happens to the vast majority of literary products. After undergoing many changes and efforts to bring our writing to the world, we have reinvented the book to bring it into the modern world.

We are moving our books from our newsletter to a new system of publishing called ‘t-Books’ to be precise. Our new site tBooks - Decentralized Publishing describes this new method of book publishing and how new authors can benefit from this method. It’s a little complicated, but by tying an individual literary work to a limited and controlled decentralized token provides ($) value based on scarcity and thereby growth potential. By utilizing blockchain technology, we hope that all writers can benefit from this method. For the sake of brevity, our publishing method gives writing the longevity we all hope for when we put pen to paper or fingertips to keyboards.

These new tBooks don’t just hold value, they increase in value!

Starting tomorrow we will be removing books from the newsletter and making them available on our dPub site, but don’t worry; we will be giving copies to our paid subscribers. For our free subscribers, we are publishing Vincent’s novel Memories of Emily which can be purchased for a special price before the dPub market begins at 8am. Paid subscribers will receive newly published books as they are released and free subscribers can get the books for next to nothing!

Whether a writer or reader, join us on this new journey by visiting Decentralized Publishing and learn how you can benefit from this new way of publishing. Take a little time to study the site, jot down questions and send them to us because we didn’t create this publishing system for us — but everyone. You can comment on this newsletter so we can all discuss and learn together.