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Kirk Jockell is an Indie Writer, Photographer of Sailboats, and Avid Sailor.
He’s the author of the three book series Tales from Stool 17; The Nigel Logan Stories.
Each book is made up of episodes that connect to a larger story. The final book in the Stool 17 series was released May 2017. If you ask him if it’s best to read them in order, he would say, “Yeah! I have a yacht payment due.” But more importantly, each volume builds upon the others.
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A Facelift for Tales from Stool 17
How many times have you heard it? You can’t judge a book by its cover. That’s true. However, we do anyway. The cover art we place on our work matters. Potential buyers will pass up the opportunity to get to … Continue reading
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Writing and Trust
We made it across the finish line. The conclusion of Tales from Stool 17 is done and available at Amazon.com. The final book of this three-part series, Dark Days of Judgment, was overdue. It’s been over a year since book … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Lamott, bird by bird, Carl Hiaasen, Eric Church, Kirk Jockell, on writing, Razor Girl, Stool 17
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Tales from Stool 17; Dark Days of Judgment Available Now
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Miss Dixie’s Story
The fat, heartless, callous veterinarian asked, “So, who is going to pay for this?” The lady and her girlfriend turned to look at each other, each face splattered with a look of disbelief. The lady turned back and said, “I … Continue reading
First Interview
A few weeks ago I received an email from reporter Wes Locher. He is a staff writer for the The Star, the local newspaper in Port St. Joe. He asked if I would be interested in coming by to chat … Continue reading
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Shitty First Drafts
My decision to start writing came late in life. I was 50, a half-century in age, when I decided to throw all caution to the wind and start writing with purpose. Recognizing my age and eventual mortality, time wasn’t on … Continue reading
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Tagged advice for new writers, Anne Lamott, bird by bird, books on writing, Kirk Jockell, on writing, Stephen King
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