Old Town, the tv pilot that I co-directed is now stream-able (is that a word?) on-demand through the producers’ IndieGoGo! For ten bucks you can watch the 22-minute episode as many times as your heart desires. You can also watch the trailer below. Old Town follows the three different stories of people working to make […]
Read More...Orvieto is now online!
My newest novella ‘Orvieto‘ is now online for you to download and read for free! Right now I have it hosted in PDF form on Scribd, and in the coming days I will have additional e-reader friendly versions up as well. I’ve set up an official page where I will always have the most up […]
Read More...New Screenplay: One Pot Coffee Shop
It’s been a while since I’ve added anything new to the ol’ Dungheap, so I just uploaded a new screenplay for a short film called One Pot Coffee Shop. I wrote this about a year ago with the intent of producing it, but I quickly realized that the scope of the project was a bit […]
Read More...The Year in Words I Didn’t Know
My Kindle has a funky little new feature that I’ve grown increasingly fond of over the past year. Traditionally, every time one holds their finger down on a word, it comes up with the definition. It’s an incredibly useful feature, and one that I now find myself sorely missing in physical books. (Looking up words […]
Read More...I survived NaNoWriMo 2014
Whew. I did it. Another 50,000 words in a month, and this time I did it along with thousands of people across the globe instead of by myself. NaNoWriMo (aka National Novel Writing Month) couldn’t have happened at a worse time for me. The first half of November was filled with 16+ hour workdays, then […]
Read More...NaNoWriMo Begins!
If you’re wondering why there may be more people hunched over laptops at Starbucks than usual today, it’s officially National Novel Writing Month season! Last February I participated in my own personal NaNoWriMo to write a practice novel of sorts, but now the official month and event has arrived and I’m giving it another go. […]
Read More...The Writer and the Chromebook
For the past few years, I’ve been trying to find the perfect solution for writing while out and about. I have no problem with writing scripts by hand in my notebook, but my thoughts can’t keep up with my pen when I write narrative, making some sort of keyboard/screen solution necessary. I like to write […]
Read More...What I’m Reading – July 2014
I have something embarrassing to admit. Up until very recently, I had never read a Stephen King novel. I know, I KNOW. Stephen King is just so… ubiquitous. Every morsel he writes (and there are many) has been adapted into a film, television series, or interpretive dance. Many of these adaptations are now classics in […]
Read More...Some thoughts on writing a novel in 30 days
As I reported earlier this month, I decided to spend February doing my own personal NaNoWriMo and write a novel within 30 days. As of late Thursday night, I finally crossed the 50,000 word threshold, a full day ahead of schedule. (cue golf clap) I don’t know if the book I wrote is any good, […]
Read More...Novel in a Month Update
Some of you may or have noticed that I haven’t been posting quite as much this month as I typically do, and mostly that’s because I’m currently halfway through pounding out an entire novel within a month. Inspired by those crazy kids at NaNoWriMo, I decided to give it a try myself in February. I’m […]
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