“It Finally Happened” by Craig Glatky is now available for purchase

Craig Glatky was born in a Massachusetts community. He was bullied in school, but because he was resilient, he overcame the hurt that the bullies had caused. He is still alive and well owing to self-help techniques, and it was Glatky’s creativity that inspired him to write his book. He wrote a two-page narrative in the first grade at the time, not a book, because English was one of his least favorite subjects. He reveres writing.

He bowled ten pins, duckpins, candlepins, and some duckpins. Beating some of the top bowlers while playing with Hall of Famers. At the New England Institute of Technology, he also gained a foundation in chess and critical thinking. He eventually prevailed in his chess game, and he holds two (2) associate’s degrees, one in electronics science and the other in plumbing and heating science.

“It Finally Happened” tells the story of an actual dream. The author decided to record this dream because he would have it four times a night. In an effort to alter the beginning of this dream, he tried to write a story about it. It wasn’t a beginning, though. As a result, he would stop, let years pass, and then restart. This time, he made a foolish statement on Facebook. When the first-grade girl he had a crush on saw it, he ruined their friendship. He had some doubts about getting this knowledge from a family member. After his high school reunion, he began to believe that every woman he had never met before was her. Until he looked her up on Facebook.

The author’s first book was extremely brief and filled with a million mistakes. However, he didn’t really state this in the book, where he ought to have. It might be visible here. He was attempting to compose his character while sound asleep, as though he was talking. He did not perform as he had anticipated. His character is in a comma. He did feel really depressed. It took him years to correctly get her last name. 

Moreover, Mr. Glatky is a debut author. A few of the characters have trouble speaking properly, so to make it hilarious, he types the words they were using. There is humor in this novel as well. His sense of humor is not particularly funny to others. In his work, he changed the names of every character. He might have continued using the names of his great uncle and great grandfather.

They are also honored in this book. His great aunt, who worked for Hostess and his grandmother, is also mentioned. His father had some funny stories to tell. He also cites his great uncle from his mother’s first husband’s family, his two oldest sisters from what he thought of as his third oldest sister’s side, as well as him and his younger sister as being related.

The book is now available for purchase via our bookstore: https://authorreputationpress.com/products/it-finally-happened.