HEY, EVERYBODY #012: State of the Book #1

heyeverybody_logoIn which J.C. tells you how Personal Effects: Dark Art performed in sales during Week 1, declares the debut of Phase Two, and explains the need to Fuck Shit Up.

The anthem for Hey, Everybody! is “Chip Away” by Jane’s Addition, distributed freely via BitTorrent and the Nine Inch Nails/Jane’s Addiction tour site, Ninja2009.com.

Like what you hear? Please leave a comment, and tell a friend about the show, and about Personal Effects: Dark Art!

5 Responses to “HEY, EVERYBODY #012: State of the Book #1”

  1. Matt Wallace June 18, 2009 at 9:48 pm #

    J.C. Hutchins is, quite simply, too good for the mid-list.

    Buy the book.

    Own the book? Buy another copy. FOR EVERYONE YOU KNOW.

  2. Arkle June 18, 2009 at 11:26 pm #

    I am angrier than ever than I didn’t get my Summer semester student loan money. All those copies of this awesome book that will go unbought and ungifted (whoa, dude, I just paraphrased a Sylvia Plath poem). Curse you Intermediate Algebra!!

  3. Tangaroa June 19, 2009 at 2:47 pm #

    Even aside from the excellent out-of-book experience, the book itself is great! The story is gripping, almost impossible to put down. Anyone who likes horror/thrillers will love it. I am so glad I bought a copy.

  4. Tangaroa June 19, 2009 at 3:00 pm #

    I’ve been posting this on the “comments” section for Personal Effects: Dark Art on the booksellers’ websites.

    Great story and excellent “out-of-book” experience! This is much more than just a book. The author offers loads of additional content on his website (www.jchutchins.net) where he personally addresses and interacts with the readers. Personal Effects: Dark Art is one part story, one part interactive game, and one part community. Anyone who likes thriller, horror, or mystery novels will love Personal Effects: Dark Art. I am so glad I bought a copy and think that you will be too.

  5. Merzmensch kosmopol June 21, 2009 at 6:30 am #

    I’ve actually shown the book to my colleagues in my office. And it has something magic in it – they want to order the book now (and perhaps they did already), even if it’s in English.

    So the book is also reading in Germany right now.

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