Hey readers! Got an interesting one for you today. Sort of a call-back, almost, to last week’s post on “pulp” not being a stand-in for “fun.” Once again, brought up by an online discussion I saw in a reading sphere.
Hey there, readers. I hope you’re having a good weekend! Mine is looking up. I’ve got some writing to do today (when do I not, right?), but before I dove into it, I really wanted to get a quick post up on some recent news items that have hit recently.
It’s time for round two, folks, and Overdrive has come out swinging and swinging hard!
And with that title, I already feel the eyes of the internet upon me. Which is kind of the point. I wouldn’t be posting this otherwise.
This is sort of a fusion news post/Op-Ed post. For a topic not quite developed enough to be a Being a Better Writer post. At least, not yet.
Let me cut to the chase (since I want to get back to Axtara): Earlier this week I went and watched TMNT: Mutant Mayhem.
Hollywood has … problems.
Okay, that’s kind of a lame lead. We all know that. Everywhere has problems. Is Hollywood unique?
This piece is going to aggravate a few people. I’ll state that up front because I know it’s going to aggravate them because I’ve already expressed this opinion elsewhere and had some people express very much that they disagreed with it.
Before we stumble into a cliche-filled moment of drama where inferences are made off of the title, I’ll be blunt: No, I don’t think so.
Let me say that again. Are libraries bad for authors? No, I don’t think so.
MacMillan, on the other hand (one of the larger book publishers), does.
Or, How Captain Marvel‘s Writing Team Showed They Really Don’t Know Their Craft.
Hey readers, got a short post for you here today. It may not have escaped your notice in recent weeks (or maybe it did, and you’ve spent your time better than I) that the book industry, specifically traditional publishing, has been under fire.
Hello readers! Never fear, I’m still alive. Just hard at work on episode #10 of Fireteam Freelance.
Episode ten? Why yes, I am getting that far ahead. Which is good, because these last episodes are probably going to be pretty titanic. “Season finale” and all that.