Category Archives: Writing
Frank Thoughts and Current Status
Confidence is important for any endeavor. And I have it when it comes to my writing about 90% of the time. (I don’t think any writer is 100% confident 100% of the time.) And I’m building confidence in my self-publishing abilities as the launch date for Thank You for Ten: Short Fiction About a Little Theater …
Anonymous Jane Interviews Me About “Thank You For Ten”
If you give them a chance, many authors can find something to say about their work for hours or days on end. To an extent this is necessary. Marketing is about 40% of being a writer these days, after all. But sometimes in order to prevent marketing and education about their work from devolving into …
Cover Reveal! (Take 2)
When you self-publish, there is much to learn. Sometimes you learn a lesson well, and other times you understand the spirit of the lesson without properly executing them. Such was the case for me in regards to the e-cover for my upcoming collection of short stories, Thank You For Ten: Short Fiction About a Little Theater. …
Descriptions: Writing “Through the Catcher’s Mitt”
I have no talent for sports. Yet here and there I pick up pieces of advice for beginners in sports: advice that applies to other areas of life. Even writing. I’ve been told that in baseball, school-aged pitchers, (and sometimes even adult players) are reminded to throw the ball “through the catcher’s mitt.” This as …
Announcing the Launch Date for “Thank You For Ten”
I mentioned last week I would have an announcement about when my short story collection would be made available for purchase. I’m here to keep my word on that front. I’m happy (and more than a tad nervous) to announce here today that Thank You For Ten: Short Fiction About a Little Theater will launch on …
Ty Unglebower 