Brian Kittrell


Biography

Brian Kittrell is a speculative fiction novelist and storyteller. Publications include the Mages of Bloodmyr series, consisting of The Circle of Sorcerers (2011, Late Nite) and The Consuls of the Vicariate (2012, Late Nite), with the third in the series, Immortals of Myrdwyer, forthcoming in 2012; and the Survivor Chronicles second edition forthcoming in 2012.

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The Consuls of the Vicariate: A Mages of Bloodmyr Novel: Book #2    by Brian Kittrell
Price: $3.95 USD. 72710 words. Published on May 6, 2012. Fiction.

0.5 star(3.50 from 2 reviews)
Having arrived in the Holy Land, Laedron Telpist continues his journey to halt a war provoked by the Heraldan church. He discovers that the war he so desperately wants to stop is merely a prelude to something much older than he could have imagined. With the aid of his allies, Laedron must uncover hidden plots, bring justice to the rampant corruption, and end a conflict before it claims more lives.
The Circle of Sorcerers: A Mages of Bloodmyr Novel: Book #1    by Brian Kittrell
Price: Free! 80970 words. Published on October 23, 2011. Fiction.

0.25 star(4.33 from 3 reviews)
When Laedron Telpist's sorcery training is interrupted by a knock on the door, what once seemed a proper profession must now be hidden. In a world where priests and mages vie for the limitless power of the elements and a new Grand Vicar has sworn death to all sorcerers, Laedron is tossed into a nightmare which would see his destruction at every turn.
Marketing on Amazon    by Brian Kittrell
Price: Free! 2690 words. Published on January 14, 2011. Nonfiction.

(3.00 from 1 review)
This primer will give you tips and help you develop a strategy to increase your sales on Amazon and other locations. It has been written to be generic enough for either fiction or non-fiction books. These are proven marketing and promotional techniques used every single day by the author who is selling print and electronic copies of his books on a daily basis.

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