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Writer Wednesday: I can’t stop
Prompt and poem/story
Obsessions. Compulsions. Loves. Conspiracies. Bad TV. Find a bunch of them and find a form they fall into
Prompt
I can’t stop…or (fiction it up) Eddie or Edi can’t stop…
My Take
Eddie can’t stop…
…eating Australi...
That Book I Optioned
I love how connections pop up on Substack. One minute I'm reading an anecdote from Sherman Alexie; the next, out of the miasma of Notes, a writer’s name, Jim Lewis, appears.
It’s a sarcastic, funny Note, lamenting some of the writing rules...
Writer Wednesday: Heroes
It’s a Sunday. I just saw that quote by the wonderful writer, Sherman Alexie. It hit me between the eyes. A lot of quotes do. But this one broke my glasses and stole my coffee…
I led a poetry workshop and I said something to the writers th...
The World’s Tallest Man
Excerpt from a short story in progress
This piece of fiction is set in a version of the place I grew up: Federal Way, Washington. In this story, it’s called Poverty Bay.
Things I Love/Hate and Rilke
Or reading, watching, and listening to (if, in the Zen sense, you see with your ears and hear with your eyes).
(Warning! Trigger Alert: CAPITALIZATION’S AND !!Exclamations Marks!! galore)
Let’s dive in:
Slow Horses (Apple TV): It hurts....
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An actor, writer and director in Los Angeles, CA. I'm also a father, husband, friend and an avid lover of that deep mystery called 'pizza'.
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