Coming to a Kindle near YOU whichever holiday you celebrate! The start of an adventure, the new eBook ABLE is the first episode of an open-ended serial. Follow the story of Jim Able as he encounters new civilizations, outmaneuvers his boss, and samples strange cuisines. Oh…and pays large sums of money to aliens. Like all …
Let me tell you about The Other Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir. As I created the look of The Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir, my goal was to make the letters and office notes look as real as possible and to mirror the standard for manuscripts in Uncle Teddy’s manuscript pages. There were limits to …
There are some strange characters appearing around here… Sometimes we resort to pictures, which we are told, paint a thousand words. Ed’s 1/6th Scale Acting Company are supplying some not-so-serious insights into The Writing Life. Let us know what you think!
Ed Charlton’s The Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir goes under the microscope at Kennett Public Library’s Book Club. We had a fun evening at the Book Club, with game readers, several of whom usually “don’t do sci-fi.” Here are some sample reactions to reading the book. “The book needs to be read twice. The ending …
The Problem With Uncle Teddy’s Memoir by Ed Charlton So, you’re thinking e-books have replaced print books… Here’s a book definitely read best in print; the look of every page is part of the story! Technically, this is an epistolary novella–a story told through letters, notes, e-mails, and manuscript pages. And if you …
Until July 4, 2015 you can PRE-ORDER The Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir on Amazon. Don’t forget to sign-up for more info here The Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir: A Speculative Fiction Romantic Adventure Mystery Theo Kingman inherited a problem: great-uncle Teddy’s unpublished memoir of an impossible life in the fabulous place called Aleronde. Why …
Ed’s second article in the The Indie Author Primer series is now available on IndieReader.com and Huffington Post! Are you having battles with your manuscript? Let us know!
The first article in Ed Charlton’s column for IndieReader. What Indie Authors Need to Know About Their Manuscripts Before you have a printed book, you have a manuscript. These are different things, connected but distinct, like a butterfly and a caterpillar. Some indie authors get confused between the two. They have unrealistic expectations of their …
From Scribbulations’ own Ed Charlton: What exactly is The Problem with Uncle Teddy’s Memoir? And what is A Speculative Fiction Romantic Adventure Mystery? Theo Kingman inherited a problem: great-uncle Teddy’s unpublished memoir of an impossible life in the fabulous place called Aleronde. What are Theo’s motives for selectively sending chapters to his childhood friend and …