Posted on March 21, 2019
Isolation & Rescue
Stephen King said in On Writing that he believed most writers spent some part of their childhood physically isolated in a way that books became their whole world for a time. I don’t know if that’s true about… Read More
Posted on February 19, 2019
Master Class: Lesson 5
“And then what happened?” Lesson 5 was about story and plot, about “what happens next?” that most elemental of questions. I’m quite good at plotting – this class is tailored more toward beginning writers – but I did… Read More
Posted on February 13, 2019
Master Class: Lesson 4
Lesson 4 was about voice. Every writer goes through the process of finding his own voice by failing to mimic his favorite famous authors. Eventually, the mistakes become your voice because those are the parts that can’t help… Read More
Posted on February 1, 2019
Master Class: Lesson 2
A workbook or journal is part of the Neil Gaiman Master Class I’m taking so I’ve decided to put mine here in the blog. Lesson 2 is about honesty in writing and how being honest can add a… Read More
Posted on January 5, 2019
Come on, seriously?
Whatever I said to get you to this link was just a joke and definitely not worth the trouble of actually making a page for it. Sorry. — The Management
Posted on October 1, 2018
A Good List
It’s rare that I look over a list and agree with every entry save one (I would have given it to Slither over The Host). Check this out: The Horror Movie Academy Awards
Posted on October 1, 2018
Problems With Po
I’ve tried not to speak my mind about Star Wars because I’m just a fan of the movies and have never immersed myself fully in the culture, but I am a veteran and I recognize a dangerous rogue… Read More