An eBook for My Imaginary Friends!

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As a way of saying thanks to the entire MobileReads community for all their help in the creation of my very first ebook (written, designed and published entirely by myself -- with the invaluable technical assistance of the aforementioned), I'd like to offer up my book to everyone here, available for FREE on the iTunes Store for a limited time only (until the end of this month)! (Sorry, I don't have a Kindle version yet, but with any luck that'll be coming out early this year, too!)

I put a great deal of effort not only into the literary (and historical!) text for this work, but the typography and design of it as well, and I do hope that you all will enjoy it for both the content and the presentation (or even just one or the other).

Preview/Download A Letter To My Imaginary Friend on the iTunes Store!

To quote from the description for my book (and please do click through the link above for screenshots)...

A memoir adapted from the original correspondence, for friends and lovers everywhere, not only for those who may be in search of a special friend or a kind, gentle lover, but also for those who may have felt the pain of loss of such a beloved one in their lives, and — perhaps especially — a letter to help celebrate along with those fortunate enough that such love and companionship has been so happily discovered.

This enhanced ebook is illustrated with the original paintings of Lucie LeBel, and also contains a complementary appendix which includes the complete, original late-Middle English text first published in 1523, transcribed and displayed in flowable text according to the standard typographic practices of that period using the appropriate embedded fonts and woodcut illustrations.

Was it all just my — and your — imagination???