Siglernomics 101 + new NOCTURNAL and INFECTED

Junkie,

Here's the latest from the Church of Siglerism:

BOOK SALES = MORE FREE PODCASTS (Siglernomics 101):
INFECTED is in stores now, and we've got some preliminary numbers in: they are strong, but not as strong as they should be considering the size of Siglerism. If you like these free podcasts, grab yourself a copy or buy one as a gift. The more books I sell, the more I can lock in doing this full-time, and the more stories you're going to get. Do the math -- you buy one Sigler book per year, get you over 70 free fiction episodes in that same year. Seems like a damn good deal to me, so get going!

INFECTED Chapters 11-14 Posted:
Perry Dawsey begins to feel the effects of the infection, although it's still too early to tell if he will wind up like Martin Brewbaker. Margaret Montoya contines to examine Brewbaker's rapidly decomposing corpse, and finds key clues that could finally shed some light on a disease that drives people to murder.

NOCTURNAL Episode #22 Posted:
Rex is back in the mix, and starting to understand his role in the bigger picture. Or does he truly understand his role, or what Sly think his role should be? Firstborn finishes up with the Russians, and wonders why things were so easy. And ... the return of Tard!

NYC and Houston, prepare yourselves!
NYC on Wednesday, April 9, and Houston on Friday, April 11. Get the details on the right-hand side of the page at http://www.scottsigler.com

POPE SIGLERICUS XXX, MEDIA DOUCHEBAG DARLING:
This flavor-of-the-month shit is fun! Go to http://www.scottsigler.com and check out the show notes for NOCTURNAL Episode #22 to see links to the stories listed below:

• San Francisco Chronicle feature with Seth Harwood
• Interview on J.C. Hutchinssss new show "Ultracreatives"
• Fox TV in NYC did a little sumpin'-sumpin' on General Siglerissimo
• Want to know the movie influences that went into INFECTED?
• The very science-ish This Week in Science (TWiS) hosted a very ill FDO™