Start second book in the dead writers series sometime this week. back to the going. Hopefully have novel done by end of the year. Other than that I don't know what about much else. start section. Peace. The first corpse. I knew him. Officer Malinowski. He picked me up once and drove me home. I fell… Continue reading “Sounds like a scam to me. That’s all I’m saying”
Category: Draft Pages
Before Editing, Final Words About A Classic 911 Story
This is a basic attempt reading what I don’t have time to write out. I will work on it in the winter when I get around at starting ‘A Flask of Gin’, which will be a totally different kind of book for me and focus on gonzo journalism and features a new voice, a character… Continue reading Before Editing, Final Words About A Classic 911 Story
Chapter Three: Of Course. Bats.
A classic 911 story ending: The spontaneous revolutions are further apart as you get older and you need to experience the creative human spirit when it takes a hold of you. I believe in taking the picture when you see it, like you might not ever see it again, the now or never, and even… Continue reading Chapter Three: Of Course. Bats.
Chapter Two: Many Interruptions.
Notes Reported by Guest Writer, Auden Wyatt Intro: Nothing says gonzo journalism more than a wet burrito and sparks energy drinks. (save the bathroom humor for dad-time or something) 2. The radio just said that the Michigan state police now have a drone in their "arsenal" that will go to help "the farmers". This is a… Continue reading Chapter Two: Many Interruptions.
Chapter One: A Pizza Party (fiction theory)
DOT DOT DOT...I will say this: My memory is up there with the best of folks who've ever lived. Now being able to somewhat match the prose with ideas is interesting. I can really have fun with writing, very much like how people watch movies once in a while I can let go and the… Continue reading Chapter One: A Pizza Party (fiction theory)
Adventures In American Writing 