Writers' Block Party
Iris Yamashita, Kris Young, David Ariniello, Eric BeetnerA group of dysfunctional writers who have funny things to say.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | writersblockparty.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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What Not to do
We all know that putting your writing out in the world in the hopes that total strangers will take the time to read it, and possibly be moved, or even pay you a little for your trouble, takes a leap of faith. It inevitably results in a pile...
How I Landed the Gig of a Lifetime
2026 is the 20th anniversary of the movie Letters from Iwo Jima. It was my first paid gig in Hollywood. I had planned only to write about the surreal experience of the premiere in Tokyo with an arena packed with 15,000 people, but the intro...
EULOGY FOR A WRITER
We’re here to day to honor a man who was a husband, a father, a friend, and above all - a writer. I say above all because after the divorces and the court orders, his role as husband and father had been diminished quite a bit. Nice to see y...
PEE POOP & SLEEP (& Gary Coleman) episode #6
Dr. Shakespeare put my worry into words: “To stroke or not to stroke, that is the question.”
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
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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