Eric Arvin's Blog, page 115

Hot Shots: Wolfen

Grrrrr....

John Galt's "Freeway"

Love this remake and rethinking of Aimee Mann's "Freeway", by John Galt. You can find out a bit more about him HERE . He sounds very promising:

10 Songs That Count

Songs in my computerific library that start with a number:

"2 Kool 2 Be 4-gotten" by Lucinda Williams

"10/10" by Paolo Nutini

"10 Years Later" by Collective Soul

"31 Today" by Aimee Mann

"1901" by Phoenix

"9 Crimes" by Damien Rice

"24 Hours" by Noisettes

"18" by Moby

"32 Flavors" by Ani Difranco

"4 June 1989" by Mary Chapin Carpenter

30 Day Blogger, Day 17: A Favorite Painting

John Singer Sargent's "Lady Agnew of Lochnaw." I don't tend to like portraits, but this one has always stuck with me. Look at her. The look on her face is one of superiority and indifference. And the detail in the gown...you can almost feel the texture. The softness of the colors is juxtaposed with that facial expression. What a fabulous bitch.

Hot Shot: Peak

That is some pretty cleavage! Perfect cheek separation...

50 Word Review For SUBURBILICIOUS

Jamie Freeman, fellow writer and blogger, has written a loverly 50 word review for Suburbilicious , the second in my Jasper Lane series. Reviews like this keep the third one alive. Looky HERE:

GLEE - "Forget You" Full Performance feat. Gwyneth Paltrow!

I wouldn't call myself a "Gleek", but the energy in this scene is fantastic. Love the cheerleaders:

30 Day Blogger, Day 16: A Song That Moves You

"Breathe Me" by Sia. I first heard this song at the end of SIX FEET UNDER, where it was used to stirring effect, and was extremely moved. Since then, it's been a favorite.

Hot Shot: Cool By The Pool

The thighs and the way the speedos seem to love his form...

30 Day Blogger, Day 15: A Comic Book

This doesn't count as self-promotion, because I don't think this title is available anywhere any longer. I wrote "The Blackbeard Legacy" for Bluewater Productions a while back, but it never sold very well. It received good reviews, though. Eventually I was given all of the remaining copies. Apparently, female pirates don't sell well in the comic book world. But it was an interesting experience. I had said that I would most likely never write another comic book, but, alas, I'm trying it again with "Gordy."