Writers' Block Party
Iris Yamashita, Kris Young, David Ariniello, Eric BeetnerA group of dysfunctional writers who have funny things to say.
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Where Does It Happen?
The single most common question any author gets is “Where do your ideas come from?”
There is no right answer to this. No logic to it. Ideas are molecules that float around us, waiting to be breathed in. You can’t see them, touch them, feel...
Lost Places
I’ve been thinking more about place – how it leeches into writing, what it touches and what it doesn’t touch. On the one hand, writing is a job like any other. We can’t be precious about where it gets done so long as, hopefully, it gets don...
Memoirs: Fact or fiction?
A number of people I know have embarked on writing memoirs, especially among my fellow writers in my weekly Portugal get-together. A question came up as to whether memoirs are factual or fiction. Webster’s dictionary describes the word “mem...
By any other (pen) name
Folks, I did it. I finally have an alias. A pen name, specifically. A Nom De Plume. An alter-ego. A pseudonym.
I have a new book coming out next year and this one is a bit different for me, plus I could use a reset and a fresh start, so it...
PEE POOP & PERCOCET: An Ode to Gratitude
As a kid one of my greatest fears was looking at medieval paintings of the Crucifixion. Jesus nailed to the cross, crown of thorns on his head, spear wound in his side and all that BLOOD-- I didn’t sweep a cape over my face like a vampire,...
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Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, Anthony Award-nominated mystery author and Rockie Award-winning audio series writer.
UCLA Screenwriting professor, former R&B staff lyricist, have two rescue dogs named Bruce & Lee.
David wrote the feature Arcadia Lost starring Nick Nolte and co-wrote “The Incident” for the Lincoln Now project in association with Vanity Fair. He won an Independent Spirit Award and a Samuel Goldwyn Award.
Author of 30+ crime, thriller & western novels + over 100 short stories. A 2X ITW nominee, 4X Anthony nominee, 9X Emmy nominee. Called "The new maestro of Noir" by Ken Bruen. TV editor/producer, husband, father, former musician & painter
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