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Monthly Archives: March 2015
10 Questions about Tonight’s The Walking Dead Finale
I’ve been intrigued with this season of The Walking Dead. Kirkman and the boys have done impressive work making what we know as normal seem weird and unnatural and tension-filled in the TWD world. And it worries me. Yes, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in America, comics, fiction, film, pop culture, The Walking Dead
Tagged #AMC, #AMCTheWalkingDead, #America, #amwriting, #authorlife, #Negan, #RickGrimes, #RobertKirkman, #TheWalkingDead, #TheWalkingDeadFinale, #TWD
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Avengers: Age of Ultron – How Much Speculation is Too Much
So we have about a month to wait until Avengers: Age of Ultron gets to the screen. For many of us, this is the most highly anticipated film of the year, so we have been susceptible to fan sites and … Continue reading
Posted in America, comics, fiction, film, pop culture, super-heroes, Uncategorized
Tagged #A:AOU, #Avengers, #AvengersAgeofUltron, #BlackPanther, #BlackWidow, #CaptainAmerica, #CaptainMarvel, #Hawkeye, #Hulk, #IronMan, #JossWhedon, #Marvel, #MCU, #movienews, #Spider-Man, #Thor, #Ultron
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Schooling Myself: Podcasts as Independent Study
I have been getting progressively more serious about independent publishing as a career. I was a journalist a lifetime ago, then a teacher (still am) who wrote on the side (some comics, screenplays, short stories), and now that is flipping. … Continue reading
Posted in digital publishing, ebook publishing, education, fiction, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, teaching, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged #amediting, #amreading, #amwriting, #authorlife, #authors, #authortips, #CreateSpace, #DavidWright, #ebooks, #indypub, #JoannaPenn, #JohnnyBTruant, #podcasts, #SeanPlatt, #selfpublishing, #writingtips
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10 Steps for Organically Inserting a Character
I am heavily into production mode these days, rewriting no less than four new projects – CITY OF PAIN, the apparently long-awaited sequel to CITY OF SIN and CITY OF WOE, two YA novels, GENIUS HIGH and PERFECT, and a … Continue reading
Posted in digital publishing, ebook publishing, education, fiction, independent publishing, pop culture, self-publishing, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged #10Steps for Character, #amediting, #amrewritng, #amwriting, #authorlife, #betareaders, #characterization, #independentpublishing, #indypublishing, #rewritng, #selfpublishing, #writingtips, writing
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The Walking Dead and the Sliding Scale of Responsibility
The Walking Dead is once again heading into dangerous, potentially controversial storytelling. And while this has been part of its appeal all along, the question looms as to whether the shows creators have learned from past mistakes. Most recently, they … Continue reading
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