Who are you?
Didn't your name used to be Charlie Martin?
Are you a woman?
Who is this Sarah person you keep mentioning?
Is Sarah dating any celebrities?
Why do recent pictures of Sarah look so different from the ones above?
Are you available?
Would you be up for a fling on the side?
Is it okay if I email you and chat?
Why are you so obsessed with...
What's your problem with...
Did George Lucas really sue you?
What happened to all the music you used to post?
What do you use to create music videos?
Have you written a novel?
Why do you post stories here if you can get them published?
Why is Shadowslayers so hard to find in paperback?
Can I get you to sign a copy of your novel for me?
Do you have any advice to other writers?
What did you think of the Hulk movie?
Where did you get the Phantom of the Opera remix that you use in your Vampire Hunter D video?
Why didn't you ever write up the fight/story that I suggested?
Why don't any of your fights make sense?
Have you written a novel?
Yes. I've written several and published two. The first is called Shadowslayers, and can now be purchased as an Amazon Kindle book for less than $1. The other one is called Reality Check, and is now available on Amazon.com. More information about my novels, including excerpts, can be found at CharlieBrooks.us.
Back to top
Why do you post stories here if you can get them published?
The stuff that I post in the fiction section falls into one of two categories: unpublishable, which includes random humor like The Adventures of Wonder Dan! as well as very niche works like But a Dream, or unfinished, such as my novel Mack the Knife. In the case of the stuff I deem as unpublishable, this area is a chance to showcase my work without having to try to sell it. In the case of unfinished stories, I've been able to get excellent feedback through this web site, so I consider posting drafts to be a valuable use of my time. When one of my drafts does get published, it leaves this site and either enters the book world or eventually lands on CharlieBrooks.us if I retain the rights.
Back to top
Why is Shadowslayers so hard to find in paperback?
Shadowslayers was originally published through Port Town Publishing in Superior, Wisconsin. They're a small publisher who only does print runs of 100 books at a time. Being a small company, they also run on a shoe-string budget, and often screw up orders. I received complaints from people who ordered my book through either Port Town or Amazon.com and who never received the books. Finally, I chose to buy out the remaining back stock and terminate my contract with Port Town. If you really want a copy of Shadowslayers, you should email me, since I have all the remaining stock. I also own the rights to the novel again, so it might get a second edition in the future.
Back to top
Can I get you to sign a copy of your novel for me?
Yes. You can send me an email if you want a signed copy. If you haven't ordered a book, you can order one through me and have me sign it. If you have ordered one, I'll sign it as long as you pay the cost of shipping.
Back to top Back to top Back to top Back to top Back to top Back to top
Back to the Screamsheet