What Would Bale Do (WWBD) is written by D. F. Lovett, known also as David Frederick Lovett, a Minneapolis-based blogger and writer. His work has been reviewed or recapped by Twin Cities Geek, Hello Giggles, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, The Huffington Post, and Patrick Sponaugle, among others.
You can find more of his work at:
- D. F. Lovett’s author page on Amazon.
- DFLovett.com (where he also blogs)
- “Tether” and “Tether: First Snow” by Corridor Digital (co-writer, assistant producer)
- Wildcat, a short story by D. F. Lovett available on Kindle for 99 cents.
- Discussion Questions, an acclaimed novelty account on Reddit.
- He also blogs on Medium, on occasion.
- His television reviews for We Got This Covered.
You can reach him at DFLovett@DFLovett.com
His twitter handle is @DFLovett. You can follow his Facebook page here. There’s also a Facebook for What Would Bale Do.
When he isn’t blogging here or writing books, D. F. Lovett goes by the alias David Lovett and works as the Content & SEO Director at Rocket55, a digital marketing agency in Minneapolis. He works with a variety of clients that he won’t name by name (because that would be bragging.) He also hosts trivia (for which he started a new website, Trivial Review) at Smile Tea Bar in Hopkins, Minnesota.
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