W. Town Andrews

W. Town Andrews My first novel, a supernatural thriller about a transferable soul, has been published May 6 2019 by Evolved Publishing. In paperback and eBook.

"What kind of a dang deal is that thing?  And who bent my six-gun?"
11/08/2024

"What kind of a dang deal is that thing? And who bent my six-gun?"

SPOOKY SEASON - Middle Grade In an Alt-History steam-tween timeline, Tramps combat Hobos on railways and kitegreens--und...
10/26/2024

SPOOKY SEASON - Middle Grade

In an Alt-History steam-tween timeline, Tramps combat Hobos on railways and kitegreens--under the ever-scheming eyes of the Bums... And Vicky finds herself in the struggle of her young life!

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Berrythorn (A Child's Garden of Whimsical Fantasy)

SPOOKY SEASON?Time to read, "Memoirs of a Transferable Soul".FINALIST: Readers' Favorite Book Award - Fiction - Horror"I...
10/25/2024

SPOOKY SEASON?

Time to read, "Memoirs of a Transferable Soul".

FINALIST: Readers' Favorite Book Award - Fiction - Horror

"It's like someone threw a zombie, a vampire, and a medical thriller into a blender and hit puree. It works."

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QKMXG9L

Lips of the Sun.Here's an update on the book...It's been out for 1 month. PB and E-book on Kindle. 10 ratings/reviews, 9...
06/19/2024

Lips of the Sun.

Here's an update on the book...

It's been out for 1 month. PB and E-book on Kindle. 10 ratings/reviews, 9/10 ***** 5-stars.

Here are the review headlines so far:
· Great storytelling in traditional way
· Passionate page-turner
· Unique Western Journey of Discovery
· Easily 5 of 5 stars
· Classic American Novel in the making
· Journey Worth Taking
· What a Great Story
· Whimsical & Nostalgic Ride Through the Wild West

Go here to check it out!

There is an old cowboy. A loner, drifting his herd of one across the ranges and basins of the American west, subsisting on nature, wandering among his memories, and, perhaps, searching for the key that unlocks the "Code of the West." Boyd Fedder lives in the past, but the present intrudes and wre...

Hybrid public relations & plain old attention to detail.
06/18/2024

Hybrid public relations & plain old attention to detail.

By Allison K Williams Social media is dead. Curated by airbrushed aspirational lives, fattened with frank capitalism, political outrage and carefully careless “authenticity,” led to the killing flo…

Giveaway bookmarks for Sunday's Authors Showcase--Time: 1-4 pm May 19Place: Exton Public Library, Chester County PAJoin ...
05/18/2024

Giveaway bookmarks for Sunday's Authors Showcase--
Time: 1-4 pm May 19
Place: Exton Public Library, Chester County PA
Join me and other local authors, signing & selling our novels, memoirs, and nonfiction.

Paperback goes live Saturday too...
05/13/2024

Paperback goes live Saturday too...

Sneak peek...
05/07/2024

Sneak peek...

Chester County Local Author Showcase is just two weekends away...
05/04/2024

Chester County Local Author Showcase is just two weekends away...

Join the Chester County Library for the First Annual Read Local event. Read Local is an event showcasing local authors from Chester County and the surrounding area. Authors will be...

· Best Medical Thriller, Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards· Finalist, Horror Fiction, Readers’ Favorite Book AwardsYou ha...
04/30/2024

· Best Medical Thriller, Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards
· Finalist, Horror Fiction, Readers’ Favorite Book Awards

You have a super power nobody would ever want. If you don’t use it, you die. What do you do?

Memoirs of a Transferable Soul

Memoirs of a Transferable Soul

04/29/2024

You do not want to miss this. We have 12 more on sale in April. Come check 'em out.

https://EvolvedPub.com/2024-0401-a
(JUST $5.99 EACH - SAVE 54-65%)


w/ William Galaini, Robb Grindstaff, D.W. Hitz, Wendy Wolfson, Karen Rose Richter, Narrator

Ten Rules for Fiction Writers—Derived from Gurus…1. Always start your prologue with the weather.What better way to get y...
03/30/2024

Ten Rules for Fiction Writers—Derived from Gurus…

1. Always start your prologue with the weather.
What better way to get your juices flowing? Weather—you can see it, feel it, hear it, smell it, even taste it. You don’t want your reader feeling that vague unease, that uncertainty, through the whole book, wondering if your characters are cold or hot, dry or deluged. Put it right there in front, in the prologue, where every reader will read and relish it.
2. Start your preface with a prologue.
Remember, the more front matter, the better. And if your front matter has its own front matter, even better than better! It’s nested!
3. Kill your darlings
That tour-de-force chapter where you slipped into 2nd person subjunctive omnicience with an Albanian accent? Or your screaming whisper Hannibal Lecter/Joseph Hergesheimer monologue? These are examples of what writers, critics, and William Faulkner called “Your Darlings.” Basically, beautiful writings that you love-love-love but that nobody actually wants to read. Kill it! Cut it! Murder it! Then, when its sufficiently cold and stiffened, beyond all signs of life… Find it. Get it. Place it on a cold stainless-steel mortuary table, the kind with a slight slope and edge channels for liquid drainage. Hoist it toward the skylight, during a raging electrical storm as midnight approaches… You know the rest.
4. Bury the lede.
Fiction is not journalism. Your reader needs a reason to keep reading. If you spill everything in the first paragraph, you destroy the dramatic tension, the suspense. And, “lede” is pronounced like “Leeds”, the city, minus the S. While I’m at it, “lead” is pronounced Led only if it’s a heavy metal. Lead is never pronounced like a metal if it’s a past participle of Lead, the verb, which is pronounced the same as Lede. And LEAD IS NEVER A PAST PARTICIPLE OF LEAD, SO STOP DOING THAT!
5. Avoid prologues.
Wait, you say…if we start our preface with a prologue(rule 2), that starts with weather(rule 1), how do we avoid…? Don’t overthink it. Bestselling authors love prologues. They only tell you not to write them because they know how much readers love them, and they are competitive buggers and want all the sales for themselves, not some upstart newbie author like you. So, by all means avoid prologues. But be sly about it. Avoid them by putting them at the end of your book, instead of the beginning.
6. Are you a pantser? You’re doing it wrong. Become a planner. Card is a planner. Sanderson too.
7. Are you a planner? Wrong! Pants! George Saunders says so. King too. Planning your fiction ruins the spontaneity. Thou shalt pants!
8. Are you neither a pantser or a planner? Wrong!
Sanderson says try both, but not at the same time. Not possible. And if you’ve somehow misunderstood this whole thread, quietly close the laptop and…put your pants back on.
9. If all else fails, plan to pants.
10. These rules are absolute! Especially the ones that seem to contradict other ones. And, really double especially, the ones that contradict themselves. We are writers, and we need rules! Double spacers, unite!

2 days remain- on this February audiobook special deal
02/26/2024

2 days remain- on this February audiobook special deal

Time is running short for these 12 specific on for ONLY $5.99 EACH during February (1 week left). Available at , , , ! SAVE 54-65% on each!

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w/ .J. Sears - Author, Derek Taylor Kent, Cagey Magee, .D. Martin - Author, Steven Greenberg Author, Teri Fink, W. Town Andrews

Now “hear” this!…Lower right, Memoirs of a Transferable Soul, is my work.     WTA
02/19/2024

Now “hear” this!…
Lower right, Memoirs of a Transferable Soul, is my work.
WTA

Reminder: We have 12 on for ONLY $5.99 EACH during February, at , , , ! SAVE 54-65% on each!

Find details and links at: https://evolvedpub.com/2024-0201-a



w/ C.J. Sears - Author, Derek Taylor Kent, Cagey Magee, E.D. Martin - Author, Steven Greenberg Author, Teri Fink, W. Town Andrews

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