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June 14, 2022
Celluloid Heroes Part I: The Power of Love
(This is the first in a series I’m calling “Celluloid Heroes” (HT: Ray Davies) in which I take a look at the movies that made me, or at least had a very outsized influence on me growing up. This installment … Continue reading →
Celluloid Heroes Part I
(This is the first in a series I’m calling “Celluloid Heroes” (HT: Ray Davies) in which I take a look at the movies that made me, or at least had a very outsized influence on me growing up. This installment … Continue reading →
May 27, 2022
Wonderboy
“Writing is an occupation in which you must continuously prove your talent to people who have none.” – Harlan Ellison I miss Harlan. I admit it’s strange to say you miss a person you never met, that you never knew, … Continue reading →
March 8, 2022
The Picco Incident
“Art is never finished – merely abandoned.” – Leonardo Da Vinci So way back in 2012 I did some script work on a little sci-fi indie called The Picco Incident for Little Engine Entertainment. This was to be a “found … Continue reading →
THE PICCO INCIDENT
“Art is never finished – merely abandoned.” – Leonardo Da Vinci So way back in 2012 I did some script work on a little sci-fi indie called The Picco Incident for Little Engine Entertainment. This was to be a “found … Continue reading →
February 21, 2022
This Time Tomorrow
In which your humble narrator dives into the work of his favorite new "old" band. Continue reading →
January 25, 2022
Just Can’t Get Enough
2022 is looking like 2012 again, though you still need to wear a mask and get vaccinated if you haven’t already. I have, and I have to say this 5G reception is great! So what’s up with the above image? … Continue reading →
December 23, 2021
Marley’s Ghost
A Christmas Story by Brad Abraham Bottle or draft? Heading home for the holidays huh? Must be one of those last-minute types, you know? Well, after the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve is the busiest travel time of the year, … Continue reading →
November 20, 2021
Achtung Birthday
[So this is a little different update-wise, as what follows is a revised and updated version of a two-part piece I first wrote back in 2010. Nobody in their right mind will want to delve back 11 years into the … Continue reading →
October 12, 2021
1991
Thirty years. How can it have been thirty years? There are milestone years in your life. The years that stand out above all the others. I’ve lived many years, and could pick a good half-dozen or so that stand out. … Continue reading →
