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The Soldier and Kerri now avaliable!
I’m proud and excited to announce that my first short story has been published and is ready for your e-reader! The Soldier and Kerri is a fantasy story set in the world of Pocatello. Only .99c to download directly to your Kindle, so why not give it a try? After three hundred years of oppression, […]
Posted in Pocatello
Tagged as: Adam Ferrando, e-book, fantasy, Kindle, Pocatello, self-publishing, short story, unicorns
A Consortium of Worlds
As sort of a side note in addition to my last post, I thought I’d tell you that A Consortium of Worlds Vol. 3 is now avaliable for download here. This e-mag is the third collection of speculative fiction short stories that the Consortium has published. In it you will journey to new worlds, and […]
Posted in Pocatello, Uncategorized
Tagged as: A Consortium of Worlds, e-magazine, e-zine, Pocatello, short story, The Consortium
The Appeal of the Short Story
In honor of short stories, this post will be rather short. These past few weeks have been a continuing adventure in my journey to learn how to write short stories. Now that I’ve sunk my teeth into the genre (does it count as a genre?), I feel as though the doors have opened for me. […]
Posted in Pocatello, Writing
Tagged as: Ernest Hemingway, short story
Personality Tests and Short Stories
This week at work we each took the Myers-Briggs test and discussed how knowing our strengths and weaknesses can make us better editors and workers in general. This reminded me of Becca Campbell’s blog post on figuring out your character’s personality types. I haven’t done that yet, but I have for many years had character […]
Posted in Writing
Tagged as: Myers-Briggs, secondary characters, short story
>Thoughts on the Short Story
> Have you ever read “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway? I read it when I was in college, and I didn’t really like it, but it is a story that has since stuck with me. A short story is typically defined as a “snap shot” in time. Just one small moment captured forever […]
Posted in Writing
Tagged as: Ernest Hemingway, short story, the classics