’Tis the season (self-promotion)

Self-promotion time!
 
Now that the year-end gift-giving season is underway, consider one or more of my humble offerings for your friends, your loved ones—or yourself.
 
More details about availability can be found on the individual book pages on my site (www.kevinjoconner.com), but here are some quick shopping links:
 
Amazon (paperback & Kindle)
All of my books are eligible for Kindle Match, which enables you to get the Kindle edition for free when you purchase the print edition. (Refusal to Remain Invisible may not show up on this page right away, but a quick search will get you to the right place.)
 
Smashwords (ePub & Kindle)
Smashwords offers both ePub and Kindle e-book formats.
 
Square Market (signed paperbacks)
Purchases made here come directly from me. Each copy will be signed, and include a coupon code for a free download of the e-book from Smashwords.
 
Skip the malls—support a poet instead!
(30 November 2015)

What I have been up to lately

Some of the things in this post will have already appeared here in some form, but, for my own sake, I figure it is worth making note of recent activities and accomplishments in one place. I have a tendency to underestimate myself, and that is something I am trying to correct. So… Continue reading

Photo Tales: The Number You Have Reached…

The latest in photographer Tom Wright’s Photo Tales combines his photo of a phone booth in Pioneer Square with a poem I wrote based on the image.

(10 July 2015)

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Note: I’m excited to have a new Photo Tales to post! If you don’t know what that is, give the Photo Tales tab a click at the top of the page. A couple of reasons why this one is especially exciting. 

First, this is the first time I have a writing submission from someone I had never met previous, while I really enjoy friends and family contributing, it is fun to have someone new involved.

Second, neither the photo or the writing had a title to it, when this happens I like to send it to a third party and have them title it based off their interpretation. My friend Lisa took that on this time, and what was unique with her title submission is she gave a little explanation to why she thought of the title. Here’s her thoughts: Because the piece is numbered, and because that sentence always autocompletes…

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