Books for Tweets: Indie Publisher "Selling" Books for Tweets, Including Two New Releases

Oct. 13, 2010 - PRLog -- Indie publisher, Keyhole Press, is giving away downloads of all of its titles in exchange for Tweets. On Keyhole's website (http://www.keyholepress.com/store/books), beside each "add to cart" button is the option to "Pay with a Tweet." Anyone can push the Pay with a Tweet button, post the editable suggested Tweet, and immediately download the entire book.

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All of Keyhole's titles are available for tweets, including two newly-released books by Matt Bell and Aaron Burch:


HOW TO PREDICT THE WEATHER, by Aaron Burch
Available online and in stores now - distributed by Consortium
http://www.howtopredicttheweather.com

Ranging from lyrical commands to surreal narratives, Aaron Burch's short fictions swirl with whimsy, meditation, sadness, and hope; blur the line between real and imagined; and focus on loss of lovers, of family members, and even of one's self! From the founder and editor of the literary journal Hobart.

"These secret instructions, these rustic observations and tiny tales, are deceptively quiet. They steal in with a few cool words and then explode with creativity and light."
—Deb Olin Unferth, author of Vacation


HOW THEY WERE FOUND, by Matt Bell
Available online and in stores now - distributed by Consortium
http://www.mdbell.com
http://www.howtheywerefound.com

A 244-page paperback collection of thirteen stories, How They Were Found includes "Dredge," which was selected for Best American Mystery Stories 2010, "His Last Great Gift," which was selected as one of the Distinguished Stories of 2009 by Best American Short Stories, and the previously sold-out novella, "The Collectors."

Keyhole Press is an imprint of Dzanc Books
http://www.dzancbooks.org

Keyhole website:
http://www.keyholepress.com

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Keyhole Press is an independent publisher of books and an imprint of Dzanc Books. Keyhole Press is dedicated to furthering the reach of contemporary literature by means of print, web, and other forms of publishing. Keyhole promotes emerging writers and artists in Nashville and across the country. Keyhole strives to encourage reading and writing in the form of magazines, books, and alternative bodies of media.