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Star Wars Battlefront: An Interesting Point of View

“I’d Gone Too Far” : Ben Burnes’ Amazing Reading

Ben Burnes has performed an excellent interpretation of my super-short “I’d Gone Too Far.” He brings the story to life, layering in an audio mood with his reading. Shh-and listen. Turn down the lights, turn up the volume, and change your underpants!

The Perfection Fallacy

While in the midst of a project, it can be easy to get wrapped up in the mindset that something isn’t complete until it is “perfect”. You continue to pound away at it with the goal of it matching the ethereal vision that exists in your head. This tactic can be infuriating and is practically […]

I’d Gone Too Far

It waited for me to move. I smelled copper blood, meat, and death, the other men that had ventured into this dark corner of the Amazon, surprised in a brutal way. I shot a glance to my left. An old, limping palm, barely rooted, looked ready to crawl away from its thin soil bed. Its […]

A Cat Will Play: Shadow Book Two

I’ll soon be serving up a manuscript entrée that’s sure to feed your fiction hunger. Expect a deep dish helping of young adult story spiced up with a post-apocalyptic thriller and a paranormal drama. Bon appétit, readers!

Just a Funny Thought…

These days, I see so much of the lower female anatomy in art. Have artists become cultural ambassadors for OB/GYNs?

Doctor Who a’ la YouTube

The Sounds of a Daydream

Remember the older Peanuts cartoons? Remember when the teacher spoke to the class, “Wah woh wahn… ?” Back in high school, I daydreamed so much that the only subject I may have learned was “Wah woh wahn.” Oh, and I love the cartoons, too.

Bad Timing

On the night we discovered the bomb inside the house, it was a shame that Jenkins’ wife left him for another man. But it was rather funny that she left Jenkins for a terrorist. -M. Duda

Ben Burnes: How I Learned Music Theory

How I Learned Music Theory Two years ago, I decided to finally buckle down and actually learn the basics of music theory. For over a decade, I had been writing music by “feel” rather by implementing any kind of knowledge about my process. While that method worked, it often led to frustration and extremely long […]