Scott Stein

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 amazon.com/dp/B08RB4S319

@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” amazon.com/Great-American…

Hey, it’s #FridayReads time! Let’s boost all signals and help beat the algorithm. RT this and let us know what to RT for you. The hardcover of The Devil is 47% off! Get you some award-winning darkness and chaos. Go ahead, share what you love! amazon.com/gp/aw/d/031642…

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. amazon.com/gp/product/194…

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

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

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.)

@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 amazon.com/dp/B08RB4S319

It’s #FridayReads time! Today we boost all signals and help everyone beat the algorithm. RT this and let us know what to RT for you. Today I’m asking you to read and review this so we can get a movie and I can keep working with Mulholland. Thank you! amazon.com/gp/aw/d/031642…

This is nice and all, but a day or two later @rejectedjokes met with an even cooler group of people (my Drexel students). cnn.com/2024/01/18/ent…

@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 amazon.com/dp/B08RB4S319

It’s the first #FridayReads of 2024! Let’s make it special. RT this and let us know what to RT for you. I’m sharing this thing because I want everyone to read it before the next one comes out in August…and because more readers might mean a movie… amazon.com/gp/aw/d/031642…

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

@MerriamWebster I see this word everywhere lately.

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘ubiquitous.’ ow.ly/TKoV50Qleoh

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

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.

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.

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

@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 amazon.com/dp/B08RB4S319

It’s #FridayReads time and a great day to order books if you want them before Christmas! Let’s boost all signals and put books in the hands of readers. RT this and let us know what to RT for you. This Stoker and Shirley Jackson winner is 44% off! Get some. amazon.com/gp/aw/d/031642…

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

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”?

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

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

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