Author Archive: tyunglebower

Small(er) Talk

If by now you don’t know i detest small talk, thank you for stopping by my blog and having anything at all to do with  me for the very first time ever. The rest of you know what a thorn in my side it is. I highly prefer conversation of substance, even if I don’t …

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MMXVI

Happy New Year to all. I am obviously back at the blogging wheel as it were. As I tend to do with the first post of each year, I’m just going to lay out the general plans I have for the year, a sort of accountability thing. First I’ll say that I accomplished about 90% …

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Unlocked: An anthology

Today I wanted to let everyone know that a piece of my flash fiction is part of an anthology now available here on Amazon. Titled Unlocked the anthology is a joint effort by members of a Frederick, Maryland writers group of which I have been a member. Each story in some fashion involved a key, in homage …

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Put Off By Potomac Edison

I had originally planned to dedicate today’s post to spreading the word about one of my stories that appeared in a local short story anthology. But within the hour I was so put off by something, that the only hope I have in calming down about it is to “talk” about it, and spread the …

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Repost: Yes Virginia, There Was a Writer

Due to it being the most reprinted newspaper editorial in the history of the English language (verified), most people, regardless of their faith, are familiar with this piece, known now to history as “Yes, Virginia. There is a Santa Claus.” Unsigned at the time of its publication in The Sun in 1897, it was of …

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