About Tobin Elliott

I’ve been writing so long there may be graffiti inside my mother’s womb.

Here’s some stuff I do:

Here’s some writing stuff I’ve done or I’m working on:

  • Vanishing Hope, a novella (54 pages) and my first published work, is now available for order through Burning Effigy Press.  Check out the reviews here.
  • I’ve submitted the first draft of Soft Kiss, Hard Death, the third in the Sam Truman Mysteries series, to be published in ebook form by Abattoir Press in late 2012 and as part of the collected mysteries in hard copy in 2013
  • I’m currently editing No Hope, the follow up full-length novel and the next story in the saga of the Book, tentatively scheduled to be published by Burning Effigy Press in early 2013
  • I’m collecting my #WritingTip tweets into a “how to write” book called Tweet You Write to be (hopefully) epublished later this year
  • Still in the plan for the balance of 2012 is to do a rewrite of the pseudo-sequel to No Hope, called Blood Loss
  • Working up the currently untitled direct sequel to No Hope for the Muskoka Novel Marathon this coming July.
  • I’m also working on several short stories, and at least one novella
  • Aside from this blog, I’m going to be contributing a column on a regular basis to Dreadful Tales

Sometimes I sleep.

You can email me at lefttowrite[at]sympatico[dot]ca (link deliberately broken to prevent spam from this site).

10 thoughts on “About Tobin Elliott

  1. Tobin, As I Tweeted earlier, I love your post. Kids today have NO idea, do they — but then, our parents said that, as did countless adults of countless previous generations. Have you ever read the laments about “the youth of today” by Plato (incl. some attributed to Socrates)? I guess what constitutes a bad summer job evolves with each generation; the common denominator is that positions for the unskilled teenager generally suck. But what incredible learning experiences they were, and are! I started a hashtag #bestworstsummer in case people want to share summer job stories.

  2. Hey Annie, thanks. If you are reading this reply on my actual blog site (as opposed to an email alert), look over to the next column of stuff to the right and scroll up a touch. You’ll see a “subscribe, dammit!” area.

    By the way, I read the most recent blog of yours and loved it.

    To anyone that happens to read this: Click on Annie’s link above and subscribe. You’ll be glad you did.

  3. Dear Tobin, I have tried to tweet you to correct what I know you think was a terrible slight of your Aunt. I read your blog about her and under her photo you said ‘You were a crazy old broad’. My thought was that is the kind of lady who would get a kick out of my book. If you took it as a blatant attempt to denigrate your Aunt, I am sincerely sorry. You are right, it was poor taste but definitely not meant to be malicious. I am new at tweeting and I do not have the lingo, I should have left it alone but I liked the photo of your Aunt and especially your loving description of her. Again, Tobin, it was unforgivable and I really am truly sorry. Mary Firmin

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