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Pre-order GFL Book VI — THE GANGSTER

Signed, numbered, limited-edition hardcover

Click here to pre-order GFL Book VI.

Or click the pre-order button at right.

 

Problems ordering?
If you have trouble, email us. If you reach out by any other method, we won’t see it today.

ALIVE coupon code trouble?
Buy the book without the code, then email us and we’ll apply that coupon later (today is insane for us, but we have you covered).

Publication Date
We don’t have it scheduled yet. At the latest, THE GANGSTER will ship prior to April 1. 2020.

Audiobook?
The audiobook release will coincide with the hardcover release. Scott will be narrating the audiobook.

eBook?
With purchase of the hardcover, you get the eBook for free when the hardcover publishes.

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25% off holiday sale!

>Save 25% on T-shirts, paperbacks, hardcovers an sticker packs!

Save 25% on paperbacks, hardcovers, T-shirts and sticker packs. Boom, we’re dishing deals! Fill the holes in your bookshelf, or stock up on holiday gifts for your team — at $7.50 per paperback (or $37.50 f0r all five), you can give kick-ass presents and make out like a moolah-bandit.

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My “The Problem With Apu” script

Written for a Simpsons spec script contest

TL:DNR SUMMARY

If you’re a Simpsons fan (or you have spent basically any time on social media, ever), you might be familiar with controversy over the character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon from THE SIMPSONS.

Apu, the operator of the famed Kwik-E-Mart, is a …

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A scoring system for writers

Or: "How to actually be happy with this frustrating job"

This post is about being happy, productive and successful in your creative life.

I put that topic sentence right up front because this is a long post, worth reading for all creatives (but especially you writer-types). This post is about my “scoring system,” which I devised to help me from tearing my own eyes out from […]

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Why a new version of EARTHCORE, man?

EARTHCORE TRADE PAPERBACK PREORDER
• Pre-order autographed copy  (use the “Order Comments” field to request an autograph)
• Pre-order from Amazon (non-autographed)
• Pre-order from Barnes & Noble (non-autographed)
• Or pre-order from your local brick & mortar bookstore!

There is a new version of EARTHCORE. We’ve talked about it on the podcast, on Facebook, in our newsletters and on this site, but you can’t reach everyone all the time, so this post is for the Junkies who say …

“Hey, what’s the deal with the new EARTHCORE?” I covered this a little bit in a blog post back in 2015, but let me give you the short answers here:

REASON NUMERO UNO
The new EARTHCORE is straight fire. You will love it. If you buy it (only $9.99 in print), you will feel guilty that you didn’t give me more money.

HEY, LUCAS JR., YOU TRYING TO SELL ME THE SAME STUFF TWICE?
No. I am not. I hate …

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Changes to the free podcast

The first hit is (still) always free ...

Free content provided by our GoDaddy Coupon page at http://scottsigler.com/godaddy

This is a big announcement, a major change in our business strategy (yes, this is a business). Since we know you (and love you, truly we do), we’re going to get some TL:DR, bottom-line info right up front and center, so you do not panic.

The free Sunday podcast will continue: we’re not removing it. […]

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Books Scott read in 2016

People often ask me, “Hey, FDØ, do you read books?”

To which I usually respond, “How dare you. How goddamn dare you, you sonofabitch. How DARE you question my commitment to literature?

I am a goddamn Man of Letters™. I have degrees and shit. I’m educated AF. I have a library with many pleather-bound books.

I am literature […]

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Frustrated with your writing career?

Read also: "When rejection letters become blurb requests"

How does it feel when the people who reject you for that thing you desperately want to do wind up courting you when you’ve finally done that thing?

Well, that’s more than a little overly dramatic for this situation, but as they taught me when I was a journalist you have to hook the reader with the lead. […]

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