Something is missing from the following back matter from Bigger Than Jesus.
Pop quiz, hotshot! What’s missing?
About the Author
After several years working in the publishing industry, I took a long hiatus and then founded Ex Parte Press. I was a 
journalist and magazine columnist and now write in a lead-lined bunker full-time. I’m happily chained to my writing desk by an intravenous line feeding me espresso. My desk chair is a toilet and I’m writing as fast and as well as I can.
Thank you so much for reading Bigger Than Jesus. If you liked it, it will help Jesus Diaz and me immensely if you could please leave a happy review on Goodreads or Amazon or wherever you bought this book. Watch for the next instalment in this series: Higher Than Jesus, coming soon. Five books are planned for this series so far. If you’d like to get a glimpse of Jesus as a mature, more professional, hit man, you can find the story that started his character in my collection of short stories, Self-help for Stoners. You’ll find he’s more polished, but things still go awry. All the latest updates about my books can be found at AllThatChazz.com.
After this note I have a list of my other titles and notes on how to contact me through my websites, email, media inquiries and a note about my podcast and Twitter.
Steady…ready…go!
Here’s my answer about what’s missing:
In its current incarnation, I haven’t loaded up the first chapter of the follow-up book in The Hit Man Series.
Click to get Bigger Than Jesus
It’s written and I should include it. People like a sneak peek and, after spending so much time with my clever, funny and scarred protagonist, they will probably want to get a hint at where Jesus Diaz goes next. I think I really need to include a chapter from Higher Than Jesus. His story continues in unexpected ways, means and places in a plot that includes Neo-nazis, a street gang, drugs, arms, a very tall blonde and a plot to assassinate the President of the United States.
Fortunately, since I can upload at any time, it’s never too late for an afterthought, an improvement or a tweak.
Next question:
What else do you want to see in the back matter of a book you’ve enjoyed?
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What else the author has written (unless it comes at the front – which I also love), how to find the author online to read more about them, possibly an author bio and a little note about their character and how they connected, and even head-nods to other authors or book recommendations. SK gives a huge list of books one should read in the back of On Writing. I liked that a lot because it showed he was not afraid to promote other writers. Hope this helps. WRITE ON!
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