That was the last time I posted anything: A long time ago. I’m going to try and rectify that, posting here more often about a variety of things, writing related or not. At the very least it gets me writing something everyday. I’m also going to start interviewing writers again with my 50 Word Story [...]
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Long Time Ago
Posted in Day to day on August 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Welcome, Ben Tanzer. This Is Your Life
Posted in Day to day on February 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
‘Tis been a long time, yes? I am going to start posting here more often. That’s my belated New Year’s resolution. It’s starts today. I have something wonderful to bestow upon you.
My good friend Ben Tanzer’s e-Book Repetition Patternshas been available for a few months now from CCLAP Books run by the famed Jason Pettus. [...]
Orange Alert Reading Series
Posted in Day to day on January 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Happy New Year!
Hope everyone is doing well.
I will be reading at the January edition of the Orange Alert Reading series on January 18th at The Whistler in Chicago. It should be fun. This reading series has had some really impressive guests and I’m quite humbled that owner/operator Jason Berhends asked me. Details and flyer below.
Orange [...]
Happy Holidays to All: Let The Best Of Lists Begin
Posted in Day to day on December 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On the backside of Christmas, I want to wish you all a happy holiday season. Thanks to all of you who read my stuff, who comment on it, who enjoy or hate it. You all rock it.
And now, let the Best Of countdowns begin. I was late on my holiday shopping so I’m going to [...]
Some Things I’ve Been Diggin’
Posted in Day to day on December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Finishing up my penultimate semester as an undergrad/applying to grad schools (I won’t like waiting to hear back and collecting the rejections though).
Blago’s general attitude toward everyone/everything. The guy’s got balls, that’s for sure.
This story in Night Train by Matt Bell
Snow. Lots of it.
Eggnog. More of it than snow, actually.
This Featherproof Mini by Susan Petrone. Seriously, [...]
Repetition Patterns
Posted in Day to day on November 28, 2008 | 1 Comment »
To start, I’ll say that Ben Tanzer is a friend of mine. We’ve known each other for almost two years now, give or take. We’ve read together, drank together, critiqued each other stories, sent dozens and dozens of emails to each other, at once about everything and nothing, neither of each holding any more value [...]
50 Word Story Segment, Thanksgiving Edition
Posted in Day to day on November 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
One of the many things I’m grateful for this year is Jac Jemc, a prolific Chicago-based writer of fiction and poetry that recently caught my eye. She rocks. Google her. Trust me. Would I lie to you on Thanksgiving?
Without further ado, here she is.
Bipartisan
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Anna’s two selves are sitting alone in the living room. Anna is [...]
Jason Jordan’s House In The Sky
Posted in Day to day on November 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Let it be known:
Superb writer Jason Jordan has a new story called The House in The Sky recently published at Storyglossia. As someone who has racked up a few nice reject letters from this venue, I can appreciate the hard work Jordan has put into this story. Plus, it’s quite good–one of my personal favorites [...]
Pete Anderson’s Been Oranged
Posted in Day to day on November 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Good friend and writer Peter Anderson has finally has his day with Orange Alert creator Jason Berhends. And does that Anderson know how to name drop–and boy he looks damn fine doing it too. Anderson’s got some really great things to say, so head on over to Orange Alert and read his interview. Tell him [...]
New Lindsay Hunter
Posted in Day to day on November 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Writer and friend Lindsay Hunter, co-host of the Chicago reading series QUICKIES, has a great little story in the November issue of Hobart. It’s quite good. Check it out.
