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My Vacation Break & Liam Neeson as the Easter Bunny
Hi Readers,
I’m taking my first vacation week from this Substack since starting it several years ago. My wildest fantasy is that many of you will feel the gaping hole in your heart and brain and, out of gratitude, immediately become a paid...
Earth Angel: Chapter 19 (The police want to arrest Josh.)
Lt. Knox blackmails Season. Rachel has a secret.
chapter nineteen
Three days later the missing twelve-year-old girl was found in a retired couple’s Montgomery Ward aluminum tool shed in a trailer park. A few hours later the police...
What Went Wrong: Major Writing Mistakes in 5 Current Movies
Today’s Contents:
- What Went Wrong: Major Writing Mistakes in 5 Current Movies: Where some current movies faltered in the writing. How much better the films might have been. Plus, two recommended alternate movies.
Wha...
Earth Angel: Chapter 18 (The police question Season about the kidnappings.)
The police ask for Season’s help deciphering the kidnapper’s notes.
chapter eighteen
At the same time the cops arrived I noticed the dried semen on my bedspread. They pounded on the door while I stared at the stain, shaped with tw...
Kurt Vonnegut’s 8 Rules of Writing a Short Story & Why the Opening of "The Long Goodbye" Is a Memorable Movie Moment
Today’s Contents:
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Memorable Movie Moments: The opening of The Long Goodbye is an amazing combination of characterization, theme, and plot suspense.
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Kurt Vonnegut’s 8 Rules of Writing a Short Story (But It Works for All Fictio...
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