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Daria likes the end of the world. There's no reality TV, no crime and no social media. Everything was going great until she was accidentally elected leader of her small community. Now she's got to deal with the last pervert in the world, a cook that secretly serves dog assholes for dinner if you cross …
The world ended four years ago, but it’s okay. Daria likes it this way… … until she’s accidentally elected leader of her small community. Now she’s got to deal with dog attacks, egos and a new threat.
Writing can be a lonely, schizophrenia inducing experience. But it’s also rewarding in ways I can’t measure. One of the rewards is connecting to people around the world, experiencing the same highs and lows of writing. Here’s some great places to hang out online: 1 National Novel Writing Month The original and the best. I’ve …
We’ve all felt it. That rumbling doubt. Sometimes I think I’m a rubbish writer. This morning at breakfast, I’m munching on cereal having a big bout of imposter syndrome and how I might become a better writer. “DADDY!” my four-year-old screams. My train of thought smashed. “Yes?” I ask. He holds out a purple pot …
It's edited. It's got a cover. And it's got a release date: 1/12/19 The FINAL episode of the Apparent Magnitude Saga by Aaron Lamb.
Aaron Lamb interviewed on ABC RN. Listen here.
For the next two months February and March, all book sale profits will be donated to the Drummond family. I'm a typical struggling writer, I don't have much to give, but, If each of us who buys my book gets five friends to buy the book and they get five friends to buy the book, …
