A year ago today, my adopted home city was still burning with wildfires that Dresden-ed about seven times the total acreage of my original home town in just a few days. Things were extremely scary. Go-bags were packed and we were all glued to the ‘Watch Duty’ app on our phones. But we got throughContinue reading “Other Kinds of Fire”
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Keeping Track of Things. Losing Track of Time.
It is hard to believe it has been nine months since my last post here. There have been a few things worth reporting (thank you to all of my subscribers) but when put in context of the past year’s current events in this increasingly on-fire (figuratively and literally) world, everything ‘creative’ seems inconsequential and small.Continue reading “Keeping Track of Things. Losing Track of Time.”
Gotta Be… A Finalist.
It was a good week. A few days after learning that SeaBird had placed in the HorrorOrigins screenplay contest (in the Horror Feature division, of course) and is in the running to win it, I got word that my Ireland-themed comedy pilot Gotta Be McGee has made it to the Finals in the PAGE AwardsContinue reading “Gotta Be… A Finalist.”
This Has Happened Before
I believe “The Muse” rewards effort, but not in the way you might expect. Once again, a few months ago, I found myself working on a script – a spec comedy feature – but the more I worked on it, the more it seemed to get away from me. Undaunted, I still sat down everyContinue reading “This Has Happened Before”
Summer Update.
As I continue to take my guitar and my protest song around town (and the state) I have been deep in what I’m calling my “First Drafts Summer.” I don’t know about your writing process, but I very often get mired in the ‘notes’ stage where I keep gathering more and more information and ideas,Continue reading “Summer Update.”

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