Although I was generally quite fortunate in 2014, I do have some writing goals that, I hope, will make 2015 even better. My overall creative writing goal for 2015 is to establish a routine by the end of the year, one that doesn’t interfere with my day job. In other words, I want to get to the point where I […]
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#1: ‘Conquering Hollywood’ – Top 3 Writerly Moments of 2013
UPDATE: You can now find Life on Other Moons in e-book form at Smashwords, Amazon, B&N, and other major retailers! Last on the countdown of my top three writerly moments of 2013: #1: Conquering Hollywood I’ve heard that the people in Hollywood are fake, greedy, pretentious—you name it—and it’s always gotten under my skin because […]
#2: Publishing ‘Life on Other Moons’ – Top 3 Writerly Moments of 2013
UPDATE: You can now find Life on Other Moons in e-book form at Smashwords, Amazon, B&N, and other major retailers! Second on the countdown of my top three writerly moments of 2013: #2: Publishing Life on Other Moons Last May, I received an MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts from the University of Baltimore. My thesis, Life […]
How I Used Kickstarter to Meet the Producer of ‘Pretty Woman’
PHOTO CREDIT: Creative Commons photo “Los Angeles Area at Night” by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (nasamarshall) on Flickr UPDATE: You can now find Life on Other Moons in e-book form at Smashwords, Amazon, B&N, and other major retailers! When life gives you Kickstarter, you have to make lemonade. You have to. Next […]
Love the Shoes – EXCERPT from Life on Other Moons
PHOTO SOURCE: Creative Commons photo “shoes” by joe jukes on Flickr. NOTE: Four weeks from now, Friday, May 10, will be one of the biggest nights of my life. It’s the culmination of four years of graduate study and a lifetime of loving stories. On that night, I will join twenty-six fellow students in a […]
Baltimore Life after the Super Bowl
PHOTO SOURCE: Creative Commons photo “Ravens” by finnur.malmquist on Flickr. These days, TV ratings hit overall record lows each year because the way people consume TV has changed and the ratings system hasn’t. One broadcast, though, has shown that there is still life left in that thing-that-used-to-be-a-box-but-really-isn’t-now in your living room: the Super Bowl. This year’s […]