Find Your Fault Zone!
Did you know there are already ten editions of our anthology? If you’ve missed any, now’s your chance.
Fault Zone: Detachment can be purchased directly from the publisher, which is slower than Amazon but yields higher profits—royalties—for the club. Members can purchase both Reverse and Detachment (as well as future editions) at a discount, for pick-up at club meetings (or, at an added cost, shipped direct), through a dedicated web page. There’s no limit to the number of copies a member may purchase using the discount, and you may send a friend to pick up your books if you can’t make it to the meeting. Don’t worry … the club still earns royalties, because ordering direct avoids Amazon fees.
All ten editions are available on Amazon and some editions (Shift, Diverge, Transform, and Detachment) are available on Barnes and Noble online. You can collect Kindle editions for (Words From the Edge, Stepping Up to the Edge, Shift, Diverge, and Detachment). Detachment is also available in a Nook (B&N) edition and in the appropriate formats for all the major digital book sites (Smashwords, Kobo, Google, and Apple). Purchases of Detachment (from any site or from the discount-for-members form) earn royalties for the club, whether you choose digital or print editions.
Want to order from your favorite local bookshop? Use Bookshop.org to purchase Detachment; you can also ask the store to order for you. Want to see the book at your library? Give your librarian the book’s ISBN number, or, for Detachment, they can order an ebook through Overdrive.
See below for all the links you might need.
Direct-from-the-publisher links
Members use this link to pick up either Detachment or Reverse at club meeting.
Non-members (books shipped to buyer): Use this link to order.
Club officers and Fault Zone editors have access to a special link to order books at wholesale, for selling at events, but these purchases must be for resale purposes and the funds must be approved by the Board.
All the Amazon links
Fault Zone: Words From the Edge
Fault Zone: Stepping Up From the Edge