Subscribe to My Newsletter, Get a Free Book

You may or may not be aware that I have a newsletter. I started it shortly after I published my first book, thinking that it’s one of those essential things that an author should have.

Subscribers get a monthly update that includes a roundup of blog posts and podcast episodes, plus a short newsletter-exclusive piece of writing. If something special happens—usually the release of a new book—then you get an extra email that month.

In other words, I try really hard to avoid having subscribers think, “Ugh, this guy again?”

If the content and/or frequency doesn’t sell you on signing up, how about this:

If you subscribe, you get a free ebook copy of my book, No Perfect Time: Brief Essays on Life and Faith.

(This is a new thing that I’ve just set up, in case any current subscribers read this and wonder where their book is.)

So, how’s this work? It’s very easy:

  1. Click this link.
  2. Enter your email in the box and click “Subscribe.”
  3. Check your inbox (it may go to your spam folder) for a confirmation message.
  4. Click the link in the email to download your book.
  5. Eventually enjoy receiving my monthly newsletter.

And if all of this still doesn’t appeal to you, how about one last reason: subscribing to newsletters is a really easy, low-effort way to support creators, especially small ones. So if you’ve enjoyed anything I’ve ever made, whether a book, blog post, or podcast episode, it would be really great if you could help me build this platform.

But also, free books are awesome. Go sign up and let me give you one in appreciation.

Thanks, as always, for reading and your support.

Published by Jeff Nelson

Rev. Jeff Nelson serves as Minister for Ministerial Calls and Transitions as part of the MESA Team at the UCC national setting. He also serves as pastor of a small church in northeast Ohio. He is also a certified spiritual director in the tradition of Ignatius of Loyola. He is the author of 7 books on spirituality, ministry, and pop culture, as well as 2 novels.

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