Summer Sale! SONGS OF MY SELFIE and WEIRD GIRL AND WHAT'S HIS NAME Ebooks now $4.99

You can read Songs of My Selfie on a plane, in a train, on a beach, in the garden. . . . Endless possibilities!

From now until the end of August, grab an ebook copy of Songs of My Selfie and Weird Girl and What's His Name for only $4.99 each! They make great beach reads, travel reads, or easy summer reading! 

Grab your copy on Kindle or Nook here.

Songs of My Selfie: An Anthology of Millennial Stories
Kindle: http://amzn.to/29qCM2o
Nook: http://bit.ly/1mL3Nke

Weird Girl and What’s His Name
Kindle: http://amzn.to/29j4Sdx
Nook: 

And don't forget, if you love them as much as I do, rate and review on Amazon and Goodreads. Every review helps spread the word and is much, much appreciated! 

SONGS OF MY SELFIE is BookPage's "Provocative Title of the Week"

BookPage has labeled Songs of My Selfie their "Provocative Title of the Week"! 

They write: 

The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo. 

Read the full feature here and leave them a comment supporting this awesome online literary destination. And don't forget, Songs of My Selfie is still available for preorder on Amazon andBarnes and Noble, or from your local bookstore. Plus, for the next few days, it's on sale!  Follow Songs of My Selfie on Twitter @SongsOfMySelfie or on Facebook. 

Tremendous Review of SONGS OF MY SELFIE in Portland Book Review!

Debuting our final cover, with a blurb from Cracked.com editor JF Sargent!

Portland Book Review has incredible things to say about Songs of My Selfie: An Anthology of Millennial Stories (Three Rooms Press, April 2016)! I am absolutely thrilled that they chose this book for review and so honored by what they say. In my favorite snippet of this overwhelmingly positive review, their millennial-aged reviewer Julia Gaskill writes:

Look, as a millennial myself, I realize how biased I might come off as in writing this review. But these voices? In all of these stories and essays? They are important. So important. They speak to all the problems my friends and myself have faced in our lives, as well as the joys we’ve encountered. It is no understatement when I, a twenty-five year old woman, state that this collection of essays written by fellow millennials needs to have all eyes on it – especially for those who spend far too much time hating on my generation. There is more to millennials than what is seen upon first glance; we are more than vanity and smartphones.

I hope you will read the full review; to do so, click here. And don't forget, Songs of My Selfie is still available for preorder on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, or from your local bookstore. Plus, for the next few days, it's on sale! 

Follow Songs of My Selfie on Twitter @SongsOfMySelfie or on Facebook.