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Matt Drzymala – A Writer To Giggle At
Hey folks. Some of you may have heard me yammering on about COMEDY BOOK WEEK! Well, you can read all about it right on over HERE and HERE! There is a whole lot of books available and a whole lot of… Source: Matt Drzymala – A Writer To Giggle At
#ComedyBookWeek – THE LAST LAUGH
#ComedyBookWeek comes to an end today, and what a marvelous week it has been. I would like to thank Ana Spoke for organizing the event and, frankly, doing an amazing job of it considering she only had the idea a few weeks ago. I would also like to thank everybody who agreed to be interviewed [...]
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Free Books on my Mailing List plus a chance for Authors to promote their work!
Readers love having lots of books to read. That’s why they’re called readers.
Okay, that was a bit obvious, wasn’t it?
Well, my revamped newsletter is now offering even more, and all you have to do is sign up. I know what you’re thinking, “I’m already signed up to hundreds, what makes yours any different?”
A fair question.
Well, first up, when you join my mailing list you will receive a FREE story of your choice.
The first is one of my comedy books, Bittersweet, a Bumpkinton Tale about newcomers to the village who are opening a shop but won’t say what it is. This irritates village busybody, Amelia Goose a lot.
Will it be a burger bar or a brothel?
You’ll have to read more to find out.
Or, if you’re interested in something a bit grittier, then you can choose to receive a copy of Brainstorm, a story about love, loss and psychological turmoil. You’ll follow 24 hours in the life of Michael Eriksson, a clinical psychologist who can barely solve his own problems, let alone help his patients.
On top of this signing up automatically enters you into a draw to win a signed copy of my books The Bumpkinton Tales and the future release, The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread.
Calling All Authors
If you're an indie author, great!
You can get involved by contacting me to spotlight your book in the newsletter. A chance to let readers everywhere know about your fantastic work!
You can find out more on my website:
http://matthewdrzymala.com/2017/03/16...
Okay, that was a bit obvious, wasn’t it?
Well, my revamped newsletter is now offering even more, and all you have to do is sign up. I know what you’re thinking, “I’m already signed up to hundreds, what makes yours any different?”
A fair question.
Well, first up, when you join my mailing list you will receive a FREE story of your choice.
The first is one of my comedy books, Bittersweet, a Bumpkinton Tale about newcomers to the village who are opening a shop but won’t say what it is. This irritates village busybody, Amelia Goose a lot.
Will it be a burger bar or a brothel?
You’ll have to read more to find out.
Or, if you’re interested in something a bit grittier, then you can choose to receive a copy of Brainstorm, a story about love, loss and psychological turmoil. You’ll follow 24 hours in the life of Michael Eriksson, a clinical psychologist who can barely solve his own problems, let alone help his patients.
On top of this signing up automatically enters you into a draw to win a signed copy of my books The Bumpkinton Tales and the future release, The Fantastical Gregory Shortbread.
Calling All Authors
If you're an indie author, great!
You can get involved by contacting me to spotlight your book in the newsletter. A chance to let readers everywhere know about your fantastic work!
You can find out more on my website:
http://matthewdrzymala.com/2017/03/16...
MENTAL HEALTH – TAMING THE BLACK DOG
I’ve never been one to shy away from talking about mental health.
I've suffered from depression for around 17 years now, not as darkly, or as deeply as I once did, but it's still there, festering away in the background, ready to bite me.
This latest blog update charts my latest struggles, and how my writing helps me to recove.
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I've suffered from depression for around 17 years now, not as darkly, or as deeply as I once did, but it's still there, festering away in the background, ready to bite me.
This latest blog update charts my latest struggles, and how my writing helps me to recove.
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