Daily Vault Editor's new novel Believe in Me

Seems like we've mentioned it everywhere but here: Daily Vault Editor Jason Warburg (that would be me) has a novel out, a story of rock and roll and personal redemption called Believe in Me (Wampus Multimedia).  It's an e-book available from Amazon (for the Kindle), iTunes (for the iPad and iPhone) and Barnes & Noble (for the Nook). For a whole lot more about the story and how it came to be, check out these links:

Believe in Me home page

Believe in Me Facebook page

Believe in Me blog

Wampus author page

RiffRaf guest-blog on the music in Believe in Me (Part I)

RiffRaf guest-blog on the music in Believe in Me (Part II)

The Buzz blog post on Believe in Me

Hope you'll enjoy the ride.

Wampus Multimedia takes on MySpace Music

Ripped from the virtual pages of Wampus Multimedia's very own blog (see also our musical blogroll in the column at right), here's a link to bales of interesting reading about the new MySpace Music and the many devilish details that lie within.

Not that I'm going to soapbox on that particular subject today; it's really just an excuse to remind you all that Wampus head honcho Mark Doyon has been one of the wisest voices in the wilderness commenting on music industry developments for some time now -- and as a singer-songwriter, independent label owner, publicist and music blogger all rolled into one, why wouldn't he be? He sees these issues from all angles, not just one particular self-interested one. Plus, he wrote "Cuckold Of Titan," so that entitles him to your eternal attention regardless.