(S36) PT 2 - Control Your Narrative

[Ephenssta]

Eeeeeeee, named after a letter (obviously), has always loved reading and writing. He thinks he would like to be the first player to write a huge poetry hit about the sport of American Football. When he had free time, he would head to the locker room or a quiet place overlooking the stadium and get to writing. Apparently a publisher found out. Eeeeeeee was elated to get that phone call and sent all his manuscripts express to the publishing offices the next day. He did not, as so many do, complain to the UPS Store employee about the cost of overnight shipping. If you ever find yourself about to do this, consider buying a plane ticket for your item and delivering it yourself. See how expensive that gets...In any case, the book was a total flop. Believe it or not, not too many people who read poetry like Eeeeeeee's less than stellar work. It sold 12 copies, mostly to family. Oh well. There's a reason Eeeeeeee plays football...

[JaytheGreat]

Since my player is not much of a writer so his first book would be an autobiography about his life. His story would start off pretty interesting as the beginning would be about his close relationship with his uncle who was his trainer growing up. His uncle being a ten year vet of the league before hanging up his cleats. One of the really interesting parts involves Spears getting drafted to the same team is uncle did which is the Yellowknife Wraiths. Then the book would follow along Spears' career with indepth looks at his time in Portland, Yellowknife and beyond. While of course Spears' career is far from being over with him already being a pro bowl safety three seasons into his ISFL (something his uncle was never able to do) it's safe to assume Spears will end up having a very notable career that a lot of ISFL fans will want to read about and since the book talks about 2 Yellowknife players the book is sure to be a huge hit among the fan base.

[PurplePiratePoo]

I am so excited that I finally have a platform to share my story. I would use this opportunity to share my experience of being a London born footballer and my journey to this sport. One of the things I want to do with my career is to inspire other international players that football doesn't have to be just an American sport it can also be an international one as well. With this book I would be able to document how I came over to the states and was a walk-on punter in college. Hopefully this would help other Londoners and international players to see that it is possible to play football at a high level. I know there have been plenty of international players in the DSFL and ISFL before me, but I think my story is unique in the fact that I really started from the bottom with not having any offers to play in college.

[BenDover]

Wow a new book writer wants to write about Ace's story after only being mediocre in the league for two seasons, man must be desperate to be looking for a CB2's life story. Anyway, Ace was born in Dinosaur Colorado, a very small town, which fueled him to make it out and make it big by playing in the pinnacle of football, the ISFL. After not getting much attention until McAlister's senior year, where he had 14 Interceptions en route to a state championship for Dinosaur High School, something the school could not even fathom up to that point, an opportunity to leave was there in the form of a full ride scholarship to the University of Cincinnati, where he soon became the kind of lockdown cb that went 2nd overall in the S35 draft. While that story seems a little boring they can add some stuff to make it a hit like a lot more hardships going through school, and hiding the fact that he was pushed through academically in school, but dont tell anyone that

[zeagle1]

Chuck Roth would write a book about the different styles of Barbeque, their histories, and the techniques and recipes needed to make these wonderful regional varieties of the world's most delicious type of food. Chuck has been a BBQ connoisseur since  his youth, growing up in central Texas. Portland did not have a BBQ scene but he spent a lot of time in Kansas City "scouting". He would spend his off seasons traveling the land and spending time working with local pit masters to perfect his technique and learn everything there is to know about the world of BBQ. Chuck's plan for this book is to give each local pit master a section with a biography, and then co-write a recipe that includes tips on how to perfect your 'que. This book will garner high praise world wide as Chuck is very thorough with his research and wants to respect each of the masters who are sharing their expertise with the world.

Code:

162 words

great prompt btw

[slate]

The Orange County Otters, being one of the ISFL's largest fanbases and located in the media epicenter of the Los Angeles metro area, provide all rookies with a variety of resources and advice towards creating and distributing their own content to capitalize on their name, image, and likeness as new professional football players. While most of his teammates pursued options like social media, rookie fullback Leandre Diarra pursued a different path - publishing a book. Given his unique route to American football from growing up as the child of a professional soccer player in Europe, Leandre's story was well suited to a book deal, and the Otters' contacts in the publishing industry were able to make it happen. Leandre ended up co-authoring a book with his father the soccer player, where the two discuss their upbringings and paths to professional sports in very different environments. The book released both in the US, where it received moderate success, and in France, where it received a lot of attention and positive reviews.

Code:

170 words

[Fronk]

John Huntsman decided to pen his own memoir of his time in professional wrestling. He was approached by an Florida private publishing company shortly after his fourth pro bowl appearance. Before entering the International Simulation Football League, no one really cared to know about John Huntsman the semi-professional wrestler. He was always cast in the shadow of his parent’s fame in the wrestling scene. The publishing company wanted a story of his short stint and exodus away from the ropes. He has wrestled with many titles his book could have. He was back and forth on John Huntsman: From Powerbombs to Powerback, The Princess and the Huntsman: The Almost Famous Tag Team Duo, and Who Was John Huntsman Before John Huntsman? He’s not quite finished with the book. Huntsman is still working on the first part of book one. In fact, the first page still needs to be completed. So far, in the first sentence, Huntsman has written the first word.

[mer]

Carissa's not much of a writer, can't do more than a couple paragraphs before her hand cramps up, and she barely passed the composition classes required in school, so she'd probably gravitate more towards children's books. They're bright, fun, and most importantly do not require a ton of written word. She's all about growing the sport and trying to get kids more interested in getting outside and having fun in general, so she'd probably have some football books. Maybe funky ones where the football is magic and makes the kids bigger, happier, and helps them overcome issues in their lives. Those are cliche, but she always liked reading stuff like that. Maybe she could branch out as well though, and do something where football teams are actually knights in shining armor, or wizards and they have to go on fantasy quests while still playing their sport. Anything that combines her love of football with getting some kids to have some more fun, she'll go for.

[dogwoodmaple]

PBE affiliate

https://probaseballexperience.jcink.net/...ntry474763

[crazylemire]

A book Tony Demonson would release would be one on his life and his career and how it all went down from start too finish maybe one day there will be a book too tell the tales of Demonson maybe even call it the BOOK of DEMONS by Tony Demonson sounds catchy enough and would make for a good cover from how he found his love for football behind the bars too his antics in Bondi Beach, and getting drafted by Berlin and getting in that fight with Goat tank in Bondi Beach, playing his first game pro with the fire salamanders and going too the playoffs that one season too eventually getting traded off to Philadelphia I guess right now we would be in that chapter but this is a tell all be all book that will be released in a couple of years when tony Demonson decides too hang them up