E.J. Eisman's Blog, page 13
October 31, 2013
Have a Happy and Safe Halloween!
Happy Halloween! Arrggh!
eBook Special!
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October 29, 2013
Sunday Writer’s Coffeehouse
Solomon Jones of the Liar’s Club ran the Writer’s Coffeehouse, Sunday at the Willow Grove, PA Barnes and Noble. It was good meeting. He stressed that if you like to write and want to be a writer, don’t give up! … Continue reading →
October 21, 2013
Halloween Soon
Kim and I tried on our costumes this weekend in prep for Halloween. Isn’t Photoshop swell?
October 11, 2013
Characterization in Writing
On the 17th of October, I will be expounding on characterization in writing, 6:30pm at the Mifflin Writer’s group in the Mifflin Community Library, 6 Philadelphia Ave, Shillington, PA. I am honored to have this opportunity and I welcome you … Continue reading →
Back to Writing
I wrote a new beginning chapter to Mainline. It’s an all new introduction to the characters.
October 9, 2013
Horror Film Weekend!
I spent the weekend with my GF watching horror films (Pet Sematary, Children of the Corn, Carrie, and Scream) and then dissecting the characters for drive/goal, secret, contradiction and vulnerability. It was interesting how I see these films in a … Continue reading →
October 7, 2013
I spent the weekend with my GF watching horror films (Pet...
I spent the weekend with my GF watching horror films (Pet Sematary, Children of the Corn, Carrie, and Scream) and then dissecting the characters for drive/goal, secret, contradiction and vulnerability. It was interesting how I see these films in a … Continue reading →
October 2, 2013
Congratulations!
Congratulations to the ten winners of the Goodreads Malaise Book Giveaway. I got the books in last night and I shipped them out today. Good readings!
October 1, 2013
I think the eggs are trying to tell me something
Poured on the catsup. I think it’s a message from Heinz.
