by Ryan R. Campbell | Apr 18, 2021 | And Ampersand, Publicity
Earlier this year, Lisa Lewis Miller invited me to join her on her Career Clarity podcast. During our conversation, we had the chance to discuss how a trip to Brazil gone awry led me down the path to becoming an author. Lisa conducted a really wonderful interview, and...
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by Ryan R. Campbell | Mar 9, 2021 | And Ampersand, Book Review, Publicity
And Ampersand: Short Stories on Endings and Beginnings (of a Sort) has hardly been out for a full day, and it’s already receiving rave reviews. Thanks to Books and Quills Magazine for this review, in which they wrote— And Ampersand is one of those rare books...
by Ryan R. Campbell | Mar 6, 2021 | And Ampersand, Publicity
I’m thrilled to announce that my latest release, And Ampersand: Short Stories on Endings and Beginnings of a Sort, is now available in both ebook and paperback formats. “… reminiscent of Hemingway and de Lillo.”-Award-winning author Ivy Ngeow...
by Ryan R. Campbell | Feb 19, 2021 | Charity, Publicity, Social Media
In the aftermath of discovering the awesome power that comes with turning method writing into method justice, I’ve been inspired to use the power of platform to do more than take down scammers. I’m now planting trees with help from OneTreePlanted.org, and...
by Ryan R. Campbell | Jan 20, 2021 | And Ampersand, Publicity
I recently had the opportunity to be interviewed for author Neda Aria’s “Writer vs. Writer” series. In it, I explore what went into And Ampersand, what didn’t go into And Ampersand, and what readers can look forward to when they read this...
by Ryan R. Campbell | Jan 19, 2021 | Publicity
For the first time since my dad’s death in 2016, I spoke publicly about the effect his first attempt on his life (and subsequent, successful attempt) had on me, my family, and my creative process. This was no doubt a challenging conversation to have, but...
