One thing I want to do this year is promote my work more. I’ve done a poor job of it over the last few years. Sure, I post stories here, and occasionally, I post information about a book but those have been sporadic at best. That means information about new books, old books, reviews and goings on. That also means more posts, some of them that will simply read like this one with a title similar to this one. 

With that said, here is the first installment of Just What’s Going On Here.

1/03/2024-1: There are books coming. They are, in no particular order, 22, Human Touch, Unbroken Crayons, Motivational Sh*t You Didn’t Ask For, Her Cure, The One Left Behind, Susie Bantum’s Death and Simply Put. There’s also the 10th anniversary release of Cory’s Way. 

1/03/2024-2: I recently had a discussion with Lisa Vasquez about doing a collaboration similar to the one I did with another writer, M.F. Wahl, a few years ago, titled All We See is the End. You can find that little book here:

Lisa came up with a really cool storyline and I am currently researching for it. I’m excited. You should be, too. It’s going to be killer.

1/03/2024-3: I received a new review for The Forgetful Man’s Disease today. It’s pretty cool and I am proud of it. Here is the review:

This story is about an old man named Homer Grigsby who suffers from dementia and has flashbacks of his son’s death. He also sees ghosts of his old friends and refuses to leave his home in the Mill. The writing was exquisite, seamlessly weaving nostalgia, sadness, and a touch of horror. Homer Grigsby felt incredibly real, and portrayal of his struggles with dementia was both moving and authentic.

Wonderful Story!!

This was a real pick me up and will be appearing on the site with the other reviews. Also, if you want to pick up a copy of The Forgetful Man’s Disease, you can get the digital version here: 

If you would like a print copy, drop me a line at ajbrownstoryteller@gmail.com

1/03/2023-4: I finished my first story of 2024, a five thousand word piece called No Sin Goes Unpunished. The devil does his deed without making a deal with someone for their soul. It was a fun write.

Thanks for stopping by. That’s all for now. Feel free to drop me a comment below or reach out to me at the email above. I’d like to hear from y’all. 

Until we meet again my friends, be kind to one another.

A.J.