Scott Stein

novel THE GREAT AMERICAN BETRAYAL "Best Comedy Books of 2022"—Vulture | English Professor, Drexel University | Drexel Publishing Group/Write Now Philly

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Book 1: “Sure to appeal to fans of Douglas Adams, this zany, uproarious mystery is a constant delight.” —Publishers Weekly (starred)
Book 2: “Consistently dances on the edge of absurdity; it’s a great and witty time.” —Vulture, Best Comedy Books of 2022
https://t.co/MG2VQhqAMr

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@Gabino_Iglesias The paperback of my most recent novel The Great American Betrayal (2022) is on sale at Amazon (56% off and currently costs less than on Kindle).
“Dances on the edge of absurdity; it’s a great and witty time.” —Vulture, “The Best Comedy Books of 2022”
https://t.co/W0KcOLnu4Z

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Big sale: the paperback of my 2022 novel The Great American Betrayal is currently 53% off at Amazon. I have no idea how long that will last.

https://t.co/kyQKy5yAeA

[Scott Stein @sstein]

I'm almost never on this site. You can find me at bl**sk* at sstein

[Scott Stein @sstein]

I understand what you're going through, airplanes. I have some loose bolts, too.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

The season two finale of Reacher was so unrealistic. Neagley orders a milkshake and it shows up like five seconds later. (Everything else was believable.)

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@Gabino_Iglesias Book 1: “Sure to appeal to fans of Douglas Adams, this zany, uproarious mystery is a constant delight.” —Publishers Weekly (starred)
Book 2: “Consistently dances on the edge of absurdity; it’s a great and witty time.” —Vulture, Best Comedy Books of 2022
https://t.co/MG2VQhqAMr

[Scott Stein @sstein]

This is nice and all, but a day or two later @rejectedjokes met with an even cooler group of people (my Drexel students).
https://t.co/uwAvMCIPTX

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@Gabino_Iglesias Book 1: “Sure to appeal to fans of Douglas Adams, this zany, uproarious mystery is a constant delight.” —Publishers Weekly (starred)
Book 2: “Consistently dances on the edge of absurdity; it’s a great and witty time.” —Vulture, Best Comedy Books of 2022
https://t.co/MG2VQhqAMr

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@blacklionking73 @_TheRussian You’re basically the Xerox or Google of writer guys I guess

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@MerriamWebster I see this word everywhere lately.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Just saw an Amazon review complaining that a tool "came with missing wrench"

[Scott Stein @sstein]

A lot of people are talking about the movie Poor Things but not enough people are talking about the novel's maddening formatting and use of italics.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Professor X gives the worst Christmas presents, but he says it's the thought that counts. And it's not like he knew what you really wanted.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

I am going to Christmas dinner tonight and will be eating ham. Just like Abraham intended.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

@Gabino_Iglesias Both delivered before #Christmas
Book 1: “Sure to appeal to fans of Douglas Adams... a constant delight.” —Publishers Weekly (starred)
Book 2: “Dances on the edge of absurdity; a great and witty time.” —Vulture, Best Comedy Books of 2022 #Christmasgifts
https://t.co/MG2VQhqAMr

[Adam O'Fallon Price @AdamOPrice]

It’s funny how we will forgive bad/late/inadequate work by a person dealing with psychological issues, but we won’t extend the same forgiveness to a person who is simply a fucking idiot

[Scott Stein @sstein]

What if a student emails on December 20 to tell you they can’t come to class on January 11 because of a “family emergency”?

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Writers, you do not need to write that your character "thinks to himself" unless the character is Professor X.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

It's unfair that when I die they'll call me "the late Scott Stein" since while alive I was always on time.

[Scott Stein @sstein]

Every novel is different. The inciting incident in the one I'm writing now takes up the first 45 pages.