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Release notes, process, and the odd dispatch from the desk.
May 8, 2014
Progress Update: A Sour Chord
After what felt like forever of no progress, things are finally moving in the right direction with A Sour Chord. I got artwork back from the graphic designer who implemented all of the changes I requested and it looked amazing. To make sure I was really in love with it, I compiled the book into
Final Draft · Self Publishing
May 4, 2014
I Sold Brad Delp a TV
In my early 20s, I worked in retail electronics. One day, out of nowhere, I sold a TV to Brad Delp, without even knowing who he really was beforehand.
Retail · Short Stories
April 28, 2014
Artwork just about done
The graphic designer that’s working on the cover art for A Sour Chord emailed me a few tests last night to see what I thought of them. We went back and forth a few times about placement of a few of the components and after going back and adjusting them, we’re just about done. He’s out
Final Draft
April 17, 2014
She Wanted a Side of Me
One night working as a waiter in a tiny restaurant in my hometown, a much older woman gave me her email address after flirting with me all night. You'll never believe what happened next!
In My Twenties · Legal Matters · Short Stories
April 15, 2014
Bustin’ Criminals Near and Far
The night was no different than any other night working at Cambridge Soundworks in the Rockingham Mall. But this day, I helped the police capture some guys using stolen credit cards.
Legal Matters · Short Stories
April 14, 2014
How I Work
Everyone’s got their own unique writing setup. Everyone has what works for them and prefers to work in a certain manner. I have a unique setup, as I spend my non-writing days doing a variety of other jobs; building websites, doing tech support, doing voice recording. I’ve got a unique setup on my desk, so
Final Draft · Prep Work · Sales
April 11, 2014
We Drove to Lake Winnipesaukee with Nowhere to Stay
Some friends and I drove all the way up to Lake Winnipesaukee one night to see their girlfriends who were up there with one of their families. We had nowhere to stay, no plans, and didn't even know where they were staying. But we didn't let that stop us!
Roadtrips · Short Stories
April 3, 2014
I helped put away a phisher and spammer
Way back in 2007, I worked for Lycos, managing the customer service department. I got called to testify in a court case out in Los Angeles to help convict someone who was doing illegal things on the internet.
Legal Matters · Short Stories