Hiss, Squawk, Bellow Mutter

March 17, 2018 by Randal Eldon Greene in Dialogues, Uncategorized and tagged dialogue series, Dialogues, Hiss Squawk Bellow Mutter, medium, Series, Short Stories, Slider | Leave a comment

The characters Hiss, Squawk, Bellow, and Mutter in my new dialogue are business men, and they talk just like their names imply. It’s a part of the new dialogue collection I’m writing.

About the Series
Dialogues is a series of short fictional stories written entirely in conversational form. So far, there are 11 works written for the collection. A new dialogue arrives every week of 2018. Follow me on Medium or subscribe via email to keep notified there.

In Case You Missed It
In other news this week, I had two publications come out. One, about a lost little boy, was published in The Creative Cafe. The other, about a kid with a body hair fetish, appeared in Literally Literary. Check them both out, please!

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series

Image Source: Pixy - CC0 Public Domain

Interview with Read Write Club

March 12, 2018 by Randal Eldon Greene in Interviews and tagged Descriptions of Heaven, interview, Interviews, Read Write Club, Series, Slider | Leave a comment

I have an interview with Read Write Club. They have tons of great author interviews, so don’t stop at just mine!

Check it out here: Randal Eldon Greene– Author Interview
Also read my RWC “Author Bio” for a look at my thoughts on the legacy, creative process, and habits of writers: Descriptions of Heaven by Randal Eldon Greene

About Read Write Club: RWC is a hub for authors to promote themselves and their books. At RWC you can find books and interviews from writers of all genres, talking about their experiences with writing and publishing their books.

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88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette

February 6, 2018 by Randal Eldon Greene in Dialogues, Fiction, Uncategorized and tagged dialogue series, Dialogues, Fiction, parody, satire, Series, short story, Slider | Leave a comment

“it‘s a fucking rainbow on your face!“

First GOOD NEWS, you can now read all Medium.com series without an app. This last Saturday when I posted about To Get to the Other Side this was not the case. Today, when I listed 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette, it took me to an option to read the series in a web browser.

Note: some web browsers will ask that you “read on a larger screen” when it comes to series. This is an EASY FIX. Simply zoom out a bit, or you can go full screen. Either option works. F11 on most PC keyboards is a great shortcut for going full screen and back. Hitting the control (Ctrl) key while using the scroll wheel on your mouse is the easiest method for zooming in and out (assuming you have a mouse and it has a scroll wheel).You can always read the series on your phone by using the Medium app.

So, if you haven’t keep updated about dialogue series via Medium because of the previous mobile app requirement, please please please check it out.

Q: Why the hell did I write a story called 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette?
A: Because I was inspired by the blogging-form of literature known as “the product review.” This story is a commentary on that and also delves into the deeper meaning of happiness in life.

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series

If you still can’t get the app or Medium.com series to load up, I did make this story available as a regular article on Medium. Feel free to visit, read, and clap. Thanks.

Image source: Pixabay - ivanovgood.

Everything in Its Right Place

January 25, 2018 by Randal Eldon Greene in Books, Dialogues, Fiction and tagged Books, dialogue series, Dialogues, everything in its right place, Series, short story, Slider, Web Series | Leave a comment

Everything in Its Right Place is the latest addition listed to the tentatively titled, Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations.

Everything in Its Right Place is a conversation about putting things away. Or maybe it’s a comic short story about feigning interest while truly trying to really get what it is the other person is so worked up about.

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series .*

*Note: some web browsers will ask that you “read on a larger screen” when it comes to series. This is an EASY FIX. Simply zoom out a bit, or you can go full screen. Either option works. F11 on most PC keyboards is a great shortcut for going full screen and back. Hitting the control (Ctrl) key while using the scroll wheel on your mouse is the easiest method for zooming in and out (assuming you have a mouse and it has a scroll wheel).You can also read the series on your phone by using the Medium app.

All photos and remixes from Pixabay, free for commercial use & no attribution required.

Randal Eldon Greene

Novelist & Short Story Author. Bookworm & Logophile.

Tag Archives: Series

Hiss, Squawk, Bellow Mutter

The characters Hiss, Squawk, Bellow, and Mutter in my new dialogue are business men, and they talk just like their names imply. It’s a part of the new dialogue collection I’m writing.

About the Series
Dialogues is a series of short fictional stories written entirely in conversational form. So far, there are 11 works written for the collection. A new dialogue arrives every week of 2018. Follow me on Medium or subscribe via email to keep notified there.

In Case You Missed It
In other news this week, I had two publications come out. One, about a lost little boy, was published in The Creative Cafe. The other, about a kid with a body hair fetish, appeared in Literally Literary. Check them both out, please!

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series

Interview with Read Write Club

Check it out here: Randal Eldon Greene– Author Interview
Also read my RWC “Author Bio” for a look at my thoughts on the legacy, creative process, and habits of writers: Descriptions of Heaven by Randal Eldon Greene

88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette

“it‘s a fucking rainbow on your face!“

First GOOD NEWS, you can now read all Medium.com series without an app. This last Saturday when I posted about To Get to the Other Side this was not the case. Today, when I listed 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette, it took me to an option to read the series in a web browser.

Q: Why the hell did I write a story called 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette?
A: Because I was inspired by the blogging-form of literature known as “the product review.” This story is a commentary on that and also delves into the deeper meaning of happiness in life.

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series

Everything in Its Right Place

Everything in Its Right Place is the latest addition listed to the tentatively titled, Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations.

Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series .*

The characters Hiss, Squawk, Bellow, and Mutter in my new dialogue are business men, and they talk just like their names imply. It’s a part of the new dialogue collection I’m writing.

About the SeriesDialogues is a series of short fictional stories written entirely in conversational form. So far, there are 11 works written for the collection. A new dialogue arrives every week of 2018. Follow me on Medium or subscribe via email to keep notified there.

In Case You Missed ItIn other news this week, I had two publications come out. One, about a lost little boy, was published in The Creative Cafe. The other, about a kid with a body hair fetish, appeared in Literally Literary. Check them both out, please!

Check it out here: Randal Eldon Greene– Author Interview Also read my RWC “Author Bio” for a look at my thoughts on the legacy, creative process, and habits of writers: Descriptions of Heaven by Randal Eldon Greene

“it‘s a fucking rainbow on your face!“

First GOOD NEWS, you can now read all Medium.com series without an app. This last Saturday when I posted about To Get to the Other Side this was not the case. Today, when I listed 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette, it took me to an option to read the series in a web browser.

Q: Why the hell did I write a story called 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette? A: Because I was inspired by the blogging-form of literature known as “the product review.” This story is a commentary on that and also delves into the deeper meaning of happiness in life.

Everything in Its Right Place is the latest addition listed to the tentatively titled, Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations.

About the Series
Dialogues is a series of short fictional stories written entirely in conversational form. So far, there are 11 works written for the collection. A new dialogue arrives every week of 2018. Follow me on Medium or subscribe via email to keep notified there.

In Case You Missed It
In other news this week, I had two publications come out. One, about a lost little boy, was published in The Creative Cafe. The other, about a kid with a body hair fetish, appeared in Literally Literary. Check them both out, please!

Check it out here: Randal Eldon Greene– Author Interview
Also read my RWC “Author Bio” for a look at my thoughts on the legacy, creative process, and habits of writers: Descriptions of Heaven by Randal Eldon Greene

Q: Why the hell did I write a story called 88 “Spice Up Your Date” Shimmer Palette?
A: Because I was inspired by the blogging-form of literature known as “the product review.” This story is a commentary on that and also delves into the deeper meaning of happiness in life.