Monthly Archives: May 2018

Poke a Wound

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Brian C. Kaufman

you know, or something you don’t know? Let me answer by going sideways. Write about what hurts. I attended Colorado State University at the turn of the century (sounds so long ago when I phrase it that way), studying English … Continue reading →

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The “Other” Home Run Record

Posted on May 16, 2018 by Brian C. Kaufman

Where do writers get their ideas? Something as small as a few lines in a record book can spark an entire novel. That’s the case with my novel, The Fat Lady’s Low, Sad Song. Joe Bauman was an Oklahoma boy … Continue reading →

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Seminar Links

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Brian C. Kaufman

Writing to you now from the Northern Colorado Writer’s Conference in Fort Collins, Colorado. I’m giving a two-hour seminar on self-publishing. Below, you’ll find a series of links that will be mentioned in the seminar. Feel free to copy and … Continue reading →

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