Hi Everyone!
Thanks again for helping to support the publication of Hungry Rats! I want to write you again since it is at this moment the single make-or-break element of this venture; if I reach my Kickstarter goal, a published novel will emerge in some form or other.… Read the rest
Fundraising Difficulties today. Read More »
Throughout this process I’ve had to wear a lot of hats: printer, administrator, marketer, and fundraiser. In the upcoming weeks and months, more hats are going to enter the picture. Today it was nice to put on one of my old favorites: writer.… Read the rest
Update! Revision #7. Read More »
Donate to my novel Hungry Rats and get your name listed in the acknowledgements: http://tiny.cc/hungryrats
Your name will be put in ink on paper to the perfect bound trade paperback novel which will sit on bookshelves from Archangelsk to Adamstown!… Read the rest
Bona-fide Immortality! Read More »
WHY SELF-PUBLISH?
First, I want to address the elephant in the room. For many years, self-publication was considered a symptom of wealthy mediocrity. Not that there weren’t exceptions. Perhaps you’ve heard of Benjamin Franklin, Edgar Allan Poe, Gertrude Stein, Walt Whitman, Charles Dickens, and Mark Twain?… Read the rest
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I have posted a higher-quality version of my Kickstarter Pitch to YouTube. Check it out with more here or watch it below:
Here’s the url if you want to embed it on your own site/blog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jg27j-n4qo
Here’s my Kickstarter url if you want to make a donation: http://tiny.cc/hungryrats… Read the rest
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Almost to the end.
I’m allowing myself a closing argument.
Flint has been in decline since before I was born, and very soon almost the entirety of its residents will only remember the city’s downfall. In the last fifty years, the population has halved, and Flint has gone from an expansionist vision of a future that saw it eclipsing competing cities to the possibility of demolishing whole neighborhoods that have emptied out.
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I have no idea why this space is configured this way; it’s located flush to the east side of the fourth floor of the main building, and a ladder adjacent to the entry runs up to the roof. The floorboards on the paths running around this space are rickety and not to be trusted.
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So I thought that I could get through this sucker in two posts, but that ain’t gonna happen. I’ll go for three posts and a short epilogue. Continuing on:
It’s the Liberty Bell!
To the balcony…
A better view of the theater.
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I have a lot of stories to tell from the last couple months… things got away from me during the job search. It’s not like I expect everyone to want to pore over my life story. This blog is basically a record of my experiences.
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I will be reading from Hungry Rats at the Sunday Salon Reading Series.… Read the rest
Hungry Rats Reading: Sunday Salon Read More »