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April 25, 2016

Hi Alex, I've really enjoyed your works that I've read so far (Box Office/BOP!, Tricked, Too Cool). A big part of that is the naturalistic dialogue -- it seems mostly like just very keen observation, but are there any particular writers that have influence

Hello, Anonymous!

Writers, I can’t think of any that were an influence on my dialogue specifically. My favorite writer is probably Kurt Vonnegut but he’s not famous for his dialogue so I’m not sure how helpful that will be. I think in much the same way artists are encouraged to sketch all the time it’s probably good for writers to pay attention to people talking in real life. 

As for places to interact with other aspiring creators, I really don’t know. I’m an old man and the internet changes so quickly that all the suggestions I would have would be laughably out of date. 

Good luck!

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Hi Alex, I've really enjoyed your works that I've read so far (Box Office/BOP!, Tricked, Too Cool). A big part of that is the naturalistic dialogue -- it seems mostly like just very keen observation, but are there any particular writers that have influence

Hello, Anonymous!

Writers, I can’t think of any that were an influence on my dialogue specifically. My favorite writer is probably Kurt Vonnegut but he’s not famous for his dialogue so I’m not sure how helpful that will be. I think in much the same way artists are encouraged to sketch all the time it’s probably good for writers to pay attention to people talking in real life. 

As for places to interact with other aspiring creators, I really don’t know. I’m an old man and the internet changes so quickly that all the suggestions I would have would be laughably out of date. 

Good luck!

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Published on April 25, 2016 17:49

Hi Alex, I've really enjoyed your works that I've read so far (Box Office/BOP!, Tricked, Too Cool). A big part of that is the naturalistic dialogue -- it seems mostly like just very keen observation, but are there any particular writers that have influence

Hello, Anonymous!

Writers, I can’t think of any that were an influence on my dialogue specifically. My favorite writer is probably Kurt Vonnegut but he’s not famous for his dialogue so I’m not sure how helpful that will be. I think in much the same way artists are encouraged to sketch all the time it’s probably good for writers to pay attention to people talking in real life. 

As for places to interact with other aspiring creators, I really don’t know. I’m an old man and the internet changes so quickly that all the suggestions I would have would be laughably out of date. 

Good luck!

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Published on April 25, 2016 17:49

Doug Loves Movies 4/24 at Helium in Portland, OR.

Doug Loves Movies 4/24 at Helium in Portland, OR.:

I was on Doug Loves Movies yesterday. Having a smoke with Doug Benson was like getting to shoot hoops with Michael Jordan.

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Published on April 25, 2016 17:39

April 20, 2016

April 18, 2016

Droids #StarWars



Droids #StarWars

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April 15, 2016

Banthan spy #StarWars



Banthan spy #StarWars

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April 5, 2016

From page 2 of my next book #CosmicSaga



From page 2 of my next book #CosmicSaga

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Published on April 05, 2016 15:13

April 1, 2016

Sketching characters from my next book #CosmicSaga



Sketching characters from my next book #CosmicSaga

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Published on April 01, 2016 15:38