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New horror project: feedback

Well, we’ve gotten feedback from two of our first-draft readers so far. It was great!! Wow. You guys really put some work into this piece and it shows. Excellent job on many levels … I was intrigued, involved and enjoyed

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WGA: Sundance screenwriters on writing for indies

Thanks to my good friend Jeff Palmer for this link: WGA’s Angle On series features a video interview of several screenwriters at Sundance, discussing the constraints and advantages of writing for indie film, and some of the best advice they’ve

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New horror project: day twelve writing

Excellent progress today. Knocked out 5.5 pages. We’ve really turned a corner with our main female lead… she started out as damaged goods with an asshole husband, and is now in charge of that relationship and really seems to see

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We're in the Nicholl…

Well, I’ve submitted two screenplays to the Nicholl Fellowship competition. Grampa Was A Superhero, written with Sean Meehan, and Rocket Summer, my first feature. Grampa is our first feature collaboration, and it’s received very positive feeback from readers. It’s a

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New horror project: day nine writing

Another story meeting. We’ve completed the story up to the point where the creatures are to be revealed, and our characters have to take off on a dangerous journey through the mountains while being pursued. Today, we wanted to review

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Rocket Summer Book

My novel, Rocket Summer is now available in Kindle and paperback.

Visit RocketSummer.info for the story behind the story.

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