MY QUIRKY LITTLE MEMOIR:
Confessions of a Small Press Writer
By John R. Little
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John R. Little has been writing professionally for more than 40 years. To celebrate his 25th book, he wanted to do something special . . . tell his loyal fans everything they didn’t know about his writing career.
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Review
John R. Little’s My Quirky Little Memoir: Confessions of a Small Press Writer is not an autobiography, though it does have some fun (and not so fun) facts and anecdotes about his life. It is, as he states within, a memoir about his writing journey, and it is a delightfully engrossing read. I read the first half of the book in one sitting because I was loathe to put it down.
Authors and aspiring authors will thoroughly enjoy Little’s insight into his writing processes and experiences with magazines, publishers, cover artists, other authors, and other contacts. Fans and soon-to-be fans will be thoroughly entertained by Little’s style and journey and personal anecdotes. If you haven’t read his work before, this will make you want to.
Entertaining, evocative, and insightful, this is an excellent reading experience. When I finished and closed the book, I said, “Wow,” out loud to no one and everyone.
*Note: A more thorough and comprehensive review will be found in Memento-Mori Ink, August issue.
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About the Author: John R. Little
John R. Little is an award-winning author of suspense, dark fantasy, and horror.
He currently lives in Ayr, a small town near Kitchener, Canada, and is always at work on his next book. John has published 20 books to date. He hopes you enjoy his work.
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