Wild at Heart is Dishonest, so is my Writing
My wife and I watched Wild at Heart recently on a recommendation from my past self. I remembered liking this film so many years ago, when I had first discovered […]
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2017 in Retrospect: My Top 5 Theater Experiences
A theater, a good theater, has just an attractive enough marquee to draw us in, and its atmosphere is both rich in character and antiquated. Like any palace, there’s a […]
What I’ve Been Spending So Much Time On: Rocket & H.I. 97 Destroy Everyone
For many months now, I’ve been slowly crafting another book. I’ve been writing by hand once again, so the process has been long and meditative. Check this out for a glimpse of my recent efforts, Rocket & H.I. 97 Destroy Everyone.
Finding Time to Write
It’s become a regular habit of mine to write on my lunch break at the day job. Almost every weekday (aside from Wednesdays because that’s new comic book day), I […]
How to Start Collecting Movies: The Clutter-Free Method
For those looking for a clutter-free method on how to start collecting movies, I found an answer that works for myself, and it costs almost nothing.
The Nature of Adaptation: Form v. Content
If the second season of Fargo taught me anything, it’s that the nature of adaptation is about the form, not the content.
The Parasite Lurking Under the Skin
Facebook hasn’t been fun for me for about a year or more now. Though I try to bring some humor and carry a smile to my interactions with wonderful […]
Photos and the Gift of Memories
During the holiday season, I find myself mulling over family photos and the gift of memories. Something happened this week that changed how I feel about taking photos for the better.
Failure is a Good Thing
In “Failure is a Good Thing”, I discuss something I don’t often talk about in most writing circles. That first novel. Everyone’s got one, right? Here’s mine.
Face It: You Look Good
One of the things no one ever tells you about being the editor of a literary magazine is that before every issue, you’ll spend a great deal of time staring […]