The Invisible People. Debut Novel. Finally. Link and Teasers

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   For the longtime Constant Readers, you know I have been pocket pooling with a novel since the beginning. Sometimes I get distracted by music fests, wasting some of the nine lives, sheer apathy, etc. We even had a preview/performance at the Ferndale Public Library a full 12 years before this bastard was published that featured one of the first ever library concept shows that have since become the norm along with giving Sheefy McFly his big break and a platform. I'm already rambling, in character. Let's slide down the surface of things.

The book is finished. I completed the "proof copy" run through today and it is now available for sale. It is a crisp 215 pages and is a hybrid of drama, comedy, satire, horror, romance, and probably some other genres. The book is framed much like a Tarantino movie where nothing happens for a while followed by a burst of something awful. Then the sequence starts again. I am most happy that if the pages fall out of the book (a possibility as it is self published) they can be pretty much read out of order for the same effect. Well until the end.

As I mentioned above, the book is being self published with all production costs covered by me and is listed at $13 which means I'll be making around $2 each book. I almost changed the title to "Vanity Project". That's actually a steal for 215 pages and 14 years of writing. I have to stress that this isn't really about the local music scene but a thriller set mostly in Los Angeles and New York. However, if you are in the local music scene you may see a cameo, or mention of yourself. Each chapter is constructed in a way to give off a fever dream-like experience. I'm rambling again.

Here is the link to purchase the book if you are interested

The Invisible People- by Bryan Metro

The website is legit and all of your information is private and secure. I don't even see it. I don't really expect anybody to buy it, but this is not a scam (that's awful I have to say that), and I really did put a lot of work into it. Like I said up there, I am not making any money off of this, but I think if you took a chance, you just might have fun with it. Or you might hate it. Or be bored with it. I promise you a reaction. Here is also a Buy Now Tab

That's about it. To everyone who said I'd never finish the book, thanks for reading. To everyone who offered off the record encouragement. Thanks for reading. It's been fun. The end.

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The Boy Next Door

Dr. Bryan Metro