It is indeed a strange, unique, and interesting time we are living in.
If you’re like me and pretty much everyone I know, you’ve been more or less homebound the last few weeks doing your part to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
That’s good.
We need to do all we possibly can to prevent our hospitals from being overwhelmed and our healthcare systems from breaking down.
This has required us to stay inside. A lot.
And there’s only so many TV shows and movies that can be binged.
That’s why this week I took two actions with the books I have published.
First: I lowered the price of all of my books for those who want to read them.
With people out of work and being laid off, I figured taking the prices down for a while wouldn’t be such a bad idea.
Second: I also placed all of my fiction books (Cloning Elvis, The Class of ’87, and Last Wishes) in Kindle Unlimited allowing KU members to read them all for free.
In the big scheme of things, I know this isn’t really all that much.
But if any of my books can help people take their minds off their circumstances for a little while, then I’m glad I have the opportunity to do so.