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April 18, 2011

One Good Thing

Logan Brandish is born. Today I am officially starting my latest work for Dreamspinner Press called The Galley Proof. A galley proof in the publishing world is a copy of a manuscript before it goes to the printer. Needless to say, my new book will be a comedic effort about a writer named Logan Brandish and his love/hate/love relationship with his editor. The story will feature a tale within a tale, as the book he is writing (about a galley warship) is told. My publisher came up with the amazing idea to create another blog besides Daventry Blue for Logan. In other words, I will be blogging on a brand new site AS Logan Brandish, letting you in on my struggles and discoveries along the way. I'm going to try and get something up by the end of the week. This should be fun!
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Published on April 18, 2011 09:04

Hot Shot: Where's the Madonna Video Shoot?

What a cutie!
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Published on April 18, 2011 04:37

April 17, 2011

One Good Thing

Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away) is adapting my novella 'Honeysuckle Sycamore' from Slight Details & Random Events (HERE) to film! ....Actually, that's a complete lie. But how cool would that be?!
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Published on April 17, 2011 15:57

Hot Shot: Veign in Vane

De-beautiful!
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Published on April 17, 2011 05:03

April 16, 2011

One Good Thing

Tickling a penguin:

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Published on April 16, 2011 15:26

Hot Shot: Ready

Pretty pretty...
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Published on April 16, 2011 05:03

April 15, 2011

The WANT List

I love these shorts. Anyone know the maker?
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Published on April 15, 2011 10:19

One Good Thing

Dave Mason over at House of Vader (NSFW) just returned from Iceland and wrote THIS hilarious account, filled to the brim with his observations and sexy outrageousness. I love this guy. So funny.
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Published on April 15, 2011 08:58

Random Babblings of an Enigmatic Eric

(For the record, this was all neatly composed in paragraphs, but Blogger refused to publish it that way. Probably because I exude such self confidence in it.) I feel like going quiet for a while. All this trying is wearing me out. I'm feeling a bit ill again. Looking at me, I seem the picture of health - almost. I workout SIX days a week, so there better be some proof of it. I do have to walk with a cane at times, and, if it's not part of a Halloween costume, there's no way you can feel young and sexy while walking with a cane. Trust me on that. I'd love to be able to head to NYC or P-Town for a while, but I fear I'm just too damn slow. You have no idea, this self-conscious paralysis. God, I need a change. I'm not sleeping well. Meditation doesn't seem to be working, and I am in constant discomfort and/or pain because of my condition. There's nothing they - the doctors - can do about it, and I'm pretty good at bearing pain. But sometimes it's more the emotional tole that pain takes than the physical that gets to me. I feel like I'm bitching. I hate blabbering on about my issues, but I need to get it off my chest somewhere, right? Just every now and then. I've met someone recently - well, somewhat recently, we've actually known about one another for quite a while - and he makes me smile more than anyone has in a very long time. But I'm nervous. What if I'm not what he needs. What if I'm too slow for him. What if, as has happened in past relationships, my strange illness scares him off. He's so much more than I deserve. I know that sounds maudlin, but I truly believe that. (I'm itching to delete this paragraph; I hope he doesn't read it.) Think positive, right? The last TEN years have chipped away at my positive thinking. The accident, TWO deadly bouts of pneumonia, brain surgery. LAST YEAR chipped away at my positive thinking. I have never been light-hearted, despite my efforts to show otherwise. My smile is a great mask. I have walls and walls around me. Every time I knock one down, there's another I had forgotten about. And then there's the writing. I really love it, and that's a "blessing", but I don't know how much longer I can do it. Monetarily, it's not the best career to get into. Maybe I should have gone to travel/tourism school like I originally intended. And finally, my life's theme: I crave solitude, but I hate being alone. Where's the compromise there. I don't want to die in a hospital, and I don't want to die alone. I've said too much. I'm calling in my self-confidence, because we all know, self-confidence is sexy.
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Published on April 15, 2011 03:31

Hot Shot: Perfect

Want to touch!
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Published on April 15, 2011 03:07

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