Apr 25 2009
People, they’re the worst…
There are few things in this world that creep me out more than hypocrites…zombie kittens, inbreds, this Paula Dean abomination. But hypocrisy is in my top five.
Pt. 1
Followed immediately by Pt. 2
Archive for April, 2009
Apr 22 2009
Series Collaboration
Last night, sitting alone in the dark, plotting as I usually do when I can’t sleep, I came up with a perfect idea for this collaborative series side-project I want to do. As I said before, it’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, off and on for little more than a year now. [...]
Apr 21 2009
Writer/s Wanted for Collaborative Series Side-Project
Musicians do it all the time, start up a side project in the off season either when they’re not touring or for the hell of it, a new creative outlet. Why not the same thing in writing? This is something I’ve thought about for a long while now. I’m in the process of finding a [...]
Apr 15 2009
An Apology for Science-Based Religion
I am by no means a Creationist, especially as a “scientific” theory to rival Evolution. I’m also not so ignorant as to believe religion—it tenets, concepts, theology, or beliefs—has no purpose in a civilized society. And though the two aren’t mutually exclusive, religion isn’t Creationism. Confusing the two is the zealotry of Scientism, stating that [...]
Apr 13 2009
So, what do models read?
Which begs the question: what do models read? I had this idea about two years ago to run book advertisements like any other high-end merchandise ad you’d find in glossy magazine spreads—a sexy model in an exotic or unusual location holding a book, reading a book, sunning languorously near a book on the deck of [...]
Apr 13 2009
Guy Walks into a Bar Car — NewYorker.com
Not that my taste in writing has changed much in the last ten years, but it has changed. Less sophisticated structures, more structured lines…for the most part. Plot always seems to take care of itself, and as a writer, it’s much easier to work with a more structured narrative (change what you will during revisions, [...]
Apr 02 2009
Won’t Bond with You Over Music
Start a production company and run it like a band, where each of the founding members of the group operates as equal members of the group. Companies, like bands, can break up, it’s founders dispersed. And the members can join other groups, have side-projects or cut independent labels. But the company, like the band, earns [...]