Two More Wheels of Fury
In an effort to up my fitness regimen, I bought a bicycle last night. I searched Craigslist at first, but was disappointed by what I saw (ie bikes that look Continue Reading
Who Dey?
I’m pretty much a mountain of fail this weekend, and every project fell short except for one. I’m not a happy camper at this prospect. But, in lighter news, the Continue Reading
Doin’ Work.
I’m trying to be a bit more consistent here, even if there’s not much to report… Tonight, I’m checking out a screening of a friend’s movie in Hollywood, should be Continue Reading
Writing on Location (or, help, I’m in Jail!)
I’m planning to shoot a short film later this year and had need of a rooftop location. Why not an abandoned jail? Well, that’s what e in the business call Continue Reading
Major Inversions by Gordon Highland
Gordon Highland’s first book is a stealth opus of sorts, borrowing from genres contemporary and historical. Greek Tragedy, Modern Comedy, high concept film, mockumentary, on-the-road epic, musical, you name it, Continue Reading
The Editing Hat is applied…
I’m editing Issue 10 of ColoredChalk.com, and this past Monday was the deadline. Which means, I need to finish reading all of these wonderful stories, give some people good news, Continue Reading
Sunnyside by Glen David Gold
It was the period in history when the concept of memory changed forever: the invention of the motion picture. No longer would secondhand accounts, drawings, paintings, or song be needed Continue Reading
Heartsick by Chelsea Cain
An easy read, and compelling enough to finish in just a couple sittings. The central relationship, that of Gretchen and Archie, is extremely fascinating, a cop with Stockholm syndrome, falling Continue Reading