The second issue of my experiment in ebook publishing is now up.  James Patrick Kelly's Strangeways Number 2 is an exploration of time travel featuring my 2000 Hugo winning novelette "Ten to the Sixteenth to One" and the tragicomic "Unique Visitors."   Remember the Beverly Hillbillies?  "Unique Visitors" does.  Here also is an essay on time travel and a few other goodies.  The gorgeous cover is by Bob Eggleton and the design is once again by the irreplaceable Pablo Defendini.

 I call this an experiment because I have not yet discovered what I set out to learn with it: is there a market for this kind of inexpensive ebook (of mine)?   And if there is, how do I make the folks who might be interested in it aware that it exists?  If you are a Kelly fan, I would take it kindly if you would mention Strangeways on whatever flavor of social media you favor.  Also, it would be great if people started posting reviews on the Barnes & Noble and Kindle sites where these fine ebooks are for sale.    Even a hate review is better than silence (depending, that is, on the quality and potency of the hate!).