Writers' Block Party
Iris Yamashita, David Ariniello, Eric Beetner, Kris YoungA group of dysfunctional writers who have funny things to say.
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Flowers for Mom
Mom and the boys at an anti-war march in Honolulu
On my previous post, I discussed my inheritance of my mother’s lifelong collection of personal journals and diaries spanning from when she was a sixteen-year-old mother all the way until sh...
The 10 People You Meet at a Writer’s Conference
ThrillerFest is this weekend in New York City, but sadly I won’t attending this year. I’m a fan of writing conferences. I’ve met many friends, writers I admire, agents and publishers over the years. I get to see new cities and speak on pane...
Cat Lady
As my husband can attest, once you get a cat lady to talk about her pets, it’s an endless conversation. Little did my fellow WritersBlock bloggers know what they were unleashing when they started writing about their fur babies. So here goes...
TAILS FROM THE DOG PARK #2 (Chasing Tennis Balls & Dreams)
Bruce & Lee, our two rescue dogs were introduced last month in TAILS #1.
This tale focuses on Lee.
When we first got Lee (the white dog formerly known as Petunia), I’d toss a ball in our tiny backyard which she’d instinctively chase and p...
The Diaries
It’s been quite a few years since my mom passed away. She lived a full and interesting life. A young mother of four boys, she dropped out of the married suburban world that she shared with my father, took LSD, and moved, with us four toddle...
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Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, Anthony Award-nominated mystery author and Rockie Award-winning audio series writer.
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
UCLA Screenwriting professor, former R&B staff lyricist, have two rescue dogs named Bruce & Lee.
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