I wanted to announce a paid job opportunity.
I am in need of some fresh sets of eyes on our manuscripts and some electronic brand ambassadors.
I don't read through our book reviews as often as I used to, mainly because they can hurt and distract me. But a few of them are making some good points. I need help in spotting plot holes, characters that haven't been followed up on or scenes that need to be expanded upon further. Sometimes us authors have a hard time seeing the threes from the forest or vice verses.
I also would like to employ a few of you as electronic brand ambassadors. This would involve you making a certain number of electronic posts across social media giving our books a good plug for why your friends and other readers would give our books a try. We'd provide you with images you can use, but we'd really like your help evangelizing our works across social media.
If you would like to apply for these position(s) then please let me know. Aside from some author perks like having characters in the books, you will be compensated financially as well.
I wanted to provide you all with a quick update on what's going on and what we're looking to do in the coming months. Let me know what you think in the comments below.
Let's map this out a little bit.
If Nord Stream 2 goes live, and Russia invades Ukraine, what comes next? If Poland mobilizes to support Ukraine, does Belarus attack Poland to bog them down on a separate front? If Belarus attacks polish forces in Ukraine it shouldn't trigger NATO Article 5, but would the Baltic States come to Poland's defense? Does all of this keep Poland out of the fight, knowing that they can sit at home protected by Article 5?
I've been bird-dogging the Belarus / Polish border ever since the annexation of Crimea, so this has been fascinating to watch this play out (which sounds horrible to say). Anyhow, here are a couple of interesting videos on the topic:
Our old friends are getting frisky again... https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43094/norwegian-undersea-surveillance-network-had-its-cables-mysteriously-cut
