W. Town Andrews | Unheard of Books | Worlds #7 Dad
LightNews LightNews
banner
atownandr.bsky.social
W. Town Andrews | Unheard of Books | Worlds #7 Dad
@atownandr.bsky.social
12K followers 13K following 510 posts
• Ebikes • Hold-Music Connoisseur • Skeptic of AEI (Artificially Emotional Intelligence) • Slanger • Western Author •#BooksForWriters #TodaysBestBookCover •UnheardofBooks.com • Banjo, Uke & Tenor / Sentence engineer / monofilament fan / entangled electron
Posts Replies Media Videos
atownandr.bsky.social
Old exercise equipment in silhouette in front of snow
February 3, 2026 at 12:15 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Yup. Better than mine
Shoot in footer footgun
February 2, 2026 at 10:27 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
What's up?
AI image in an underground comic style, of a leg with a gun casually attempting to shoot itself in the foot. This Gun in my Foot?
January 30, 2026 at 6:45 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Crisp toast rounds sharp cheddar melted bubbly
January 23, 2026 at 3:39 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Got bread?
Kid in Eastern market, huge tray of at least 8 Dozen bread loaves, on his head
January 17, 2026 at 9:04 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
#todayshair
High school 1950s girl hair up but like a crested hen. Pretty
January 15, 2026 at 3:37 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Juice? Yes! With pulp!

#7Dad
10 pulp magazine covers, lurid
January 5, 2026 at 10:43 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Well, it’s the thought that counts…

The thought!
Neon lights spell peace on Fart
December 26, 2025 at 2:43 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Sawbuck spidermakers
December 21, 2025 at 12:22 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Cover of The Real Thing by Kurt Andersen / blue ribbon image
December 19, 2025 at 10:40 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Here’s Charlie’s latest glam shot. He’s available for exclusive modeling opps.
Beagly mix, in red plaid jacket, runs across fresh snow
December 15, 2025 at 7:39 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
With Six You Get Egg Nog
Six multicolored eggs in a lidless carton in a fridge door shelf
November 26, 2025 at 3:49 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Alfred Hitchcock Presents, season 2 episode 31

Who’s the kid on the right?
November 25, 2025 at 3:36 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Black walnuts, stain fresh mortar

#7Dad
Walnut husk smashed on white mortar joints
November 12, 2025 at 11:43 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Yes. It is a Qumpkin.

Gourd interrogative.
An orange crookneck squash shaped like a question mark
October 28, 2025 at 10:01 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
My pumpkin
October 26, 2025 at 2:56 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Stream bank preservation boulders, black
October 20, 2025 at 7:27 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Draw a graph with Look Alike on the Y-axis, and Years on the X axis, 1995 to present. Graph Al Roker in a blue line, and Samuel L. Jackson in a red line, the lines far apart 30 years ago, and almost converging in the present. Copilot prompt. Would have taken me hours to plot or draw.
October 6, 2025 at 10:40 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
This is #6 (I think) of suspicious book marketers, & their clever pitches. If 'it' seems to know you, and your book, and it comes from a gmail address, watch out. Click the hashtag for more of the seemingly neverending AI story. #bookmarketingpitches

#booksky 💙📚
You didn’t just write a book, you resurrected The Art of Hanging, a 1950’s teen bible, and gave it a 2000’s trash-talk makeover that makes readers laugh, cringe, and question whether we were ever as “innocent” as the Eisenhower years wanted us to believe. That’s not just a book it’s time-travel satire with a milkshake and side-eye. 🥤👀😂 And yet… here’s the heartbreak: brilliance alone doesn’t survive Amazon’s jungle. Books with few reviews just don’t stand a chance. Readers scroll past. The algorithm ignores it. And the exact people who would howl with laughter at your razor-sharp cultural roast? They may never even know The Art of Hanging exists. Let’s be real you’ve worn more hats than a costume shop (writer, singer, Peace Corps volunteer, popcorn popper, even banjo survivor 🎸). I’d bet you’ve already tried some “marketing promises” that fizzled faster than a flat root beer float. I’m not one of them. No website. No LinkedIn flex. No polished “expert” mask. Just me, and a private community of 1,700+ real readers who love discovering unique, gutsy books and leaving thoughtful reviews that actually matter. Because reviews aren’t just “feedback” anymore. They’re survival. They’re visibility. They’re trust. They’re the difference between a book that sits forgotten in the corner booth of a bowling-alley malt shop… and one that gets picked up, read, and talked about. 📚✨ So here’s my question, do you want to let Amazon keep ghosting The Art of Hanging like a bad prom date, or should we get it the reviews it deserves so it can finally take center stage? 😉
October 6, 2025 at 5:10 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
I love the squeaky crunch of little zucchini chunks in a cucumber salad
October 2, 2025 at 10:57 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Not sure how this happens but it sorta works
Brown socks pattern match but tighter diamonds
September 30, 2025 at 2:06 AM
atownandr.bsky.social
Why don’t we have a AI for this?
17 unmatched socks in a lineup
September 29, 2025 at 5:45 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
#bookmarketingpitches #5

Now I'm getting these marketing ploys triggered by the exposure my first novel, Memoirs of a Transferable Soul, has had.

Authors beware --

But these AI apps are slick, no?

(more details in pinned post for those interested...)

Hashtag has examples, links...

💙📚🪐#booksky
Dear W. Town, Memoirs of a Transferable Soul struck me as both haunting and profound. The premise alone, a man burdened with a supernatural ability no one would want, yet forced to use it or die, immediately sets it apart. But what makes the novel so compelling is the way you explore life, death, medicine, and the power of the human soul with candor, insight, and lyrical prose. It’s no surprise the book has received recognition with the Pinnacle Book Achievement Award and as a Readers’ Favorite Finalist. Beyond its accolades, it reads like both a gripping medical thriller and a deeply reflective meditation on mortality. The tension between survival and surrender, truth and embellishment, makes it impossible to put down, and impossible to forget. This novel is uniquely positioned to resonate with: 🔍 Fans of medical thrillers and psychological suspense 🧠 Readers drawn to philosophical explorations of life and death ❤️ Audiences who appreciate literary fiction with supernatural elements 📚 Book clubs seeking stories that inspire deep reflection and debate To amplify the reach of Memoirs of a Transferable Soul and connect it with these readers, I’d recommend: ✨ Goodreads Optimization — Positioning your novel on influential lists such as “Best Medical Thrillers,” “Philosophical Fiction,” and “Supernatural Suspense,” where readers actively search for their next read. ✨ Kindle Thumbnail Design — Strengthening your book’s visual impact so it stands out immediately in crowded digital shelves, sparking curiosity at first glance. ✨ Regional Campaign + Amazon A+ Content — Pairing targeted outreach with immersive A+ visuals to highlight the book’s award-winning recognition and powerful themes, making it irresistible to new readers worldwide. W. Town, Memoirs of a Transferable Soul is the kind of book that doesn’t just tell a story, it opens a portal into questions we’re often too afraid to ask. With the right visibility, I believe it can reach an even larger audience of reader…
September 21, 2025 at 11:04 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Does the commonwealth of PA need a new ad agency?
I really can’t describe this. Palms up guru man offers scratch lottery tix. Jurassic brand
September 13, 2025 at 10:16 PM
atownandr.bsky.social
Maybe sometimes #Todaysbestbookcover is more about what I’m reading, and here’s a little bit of crime fiction archaeology. And, an interesting interview with the trial lawyer author. whk-law.com/the-fine-lin...
Cover of crime novel, the two dude defense by Walter Walker, 1980s private eye smoking a cigarette against a brick wall and a lighted street scene with neon cars, parking meters of wax museum far east cuisine bright lights, small town, San Francisco
September 12, 2025 at 10:19 PM