What’s the big blockbuster release on May
25, 2012? Men in Black 3? Pfft, yeah right.
Friday, May 25, is the official pub date for CINE
HIGH!
What
is CINE HIGH? It’s my ebook! Plot synopsis:
Jack
“Joke” McDee cares more about making his classmates laugh than his schoolwork,
and his grades show it. On the last week of eighth grade, after Joke does his
“clumsy juggler” act on the hood of the principal’s car, he’s nearly run over
by a strange girl with a pink motorcycle. She tells him the truth, that he’s
not human. He’s the living embodiment of the genre of comedy.
The girl takes Joke for a ride, transporting him to a strange high school, Cine High, where Action and Scifi, the toughest kids in school, have abducted the teachers and barricaded all the doors. Action and Scifi plan to take over all of entertainment once they graduate, and they’re holding the school hostage until all the other students swear loyalty to them.
The girl takes Joke for a ride, transporting him to a strange high school, Cine High, where Action and Scifi, the toughest kids in school, have abducted the teachers and barricaded all the doors. Action and Scifi plan to take over all of entertainment once they graduate, and they’re holding the school hostage until all the other students swear loyalty to them.
Only one other student has the numbers to fight back,
Horror. To convince Horror to join his side, Joke journeys from one end of the
school to the other throughout the day. The whole time, he wonders, is comedy
really the most powerful genre?
It’s
an experiment. I’ve been working on CINE HIGH for about a year and a half. An
earlier draft was “published on Twitter, one sentence at a time, one sentence at
a time, from August to December 2011. That was an experiment, and the ebook is
an experiment as well.
Huge thanks to Erich Asperschlager for the unendingly awesome cover art. Follow Erich on Twitter at @asperslobber.
Hope
you enjoy the book. If you do, spread the word, and take a minute to leave one of
those cheesy Amazon reviews. In this “We are the media” age, every little
word-of-mouth helps.
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