I’ve been reading people’s complaints about Lost and feel I must chime in. After all, if there are to be this many detractors, someone has to come to its aid.
Lost has, since immediately after season 1, completely gone off the rails. I don’t mean that in the sense that story or suspense has become too [...]
Posts under ‘Issues’
Lost and impatient
Why, it’s the day you get a cudgeling to remember
Taking a break now, I’d like to tell you all what is and has been going on in the world of David and the great balloon heist…err, the move to L.A.
There have been many conversations and folks sent my way by way of conversations with folks that have lead me to understand, a bit, of [...]
Frustrations when writing for tweens, a meandering journey
I wouldn’t call myself a children’s book writer, but I have been writing stories for tweens for the last two years (only one of the five have been published…ugh) and I’ve learned something that needs to be addressed: kids are smart.
My editors, who I value as friends and bosses, and the higher-ups have made several [...]
Keeping Tabs on Iran
There are a lot of places to get news on the events unfolding in Iran, but I wanted to supply a couple that I’ve found the most forthcoming.
Obviously, twitter has been incredible. I’m following some tapped in folks, all relaying information the second they receive it; I’ll usually retweet was fascinates me.
Aside from using [...]
Doin’ it for the shorties…
Just as a note, I’ve posted up the new ‘Page of the Month‘ and continue to struggle to find time to really devote myself to this novel. After all, with all the school work and work elsewhere it’s just about finding time and devoting myself to it. There are these pangs of “yes, I can [...]
Mostly, it’s about the responses
The Soul Pancake folks brought Fifty People One Question to my attention, a site that mirrors, in some ways, one aspect of Soul Pancake, and I felt it necessary to point you all in that direction. The point is to ask one (or two, in many cases) question of fifty people and film their responses. [...]
News to me: Political but mostly Social
Update: The New York Times has collected bloggers’ responses to the possible nomination, and are asking your opinions.
The New York Times and CNN are reporting that Dr. Sanjay Gupta has been approached about the vacant Surgeon General position by President Elect Obama’s Transition Team. Why does this matter? There are two reasons: the position of [...]
Concentration
Since the holidays, the same holidays I don’t celebrate, began I’ve found myself busied by the giving of tours, purchasing clothes and presents for upcoming birthdays, and generally being lazy. It’s infuriating and lacking the structure that made having a job in an office so much easier.
So, I sit here on the train, right now, [...]
From the phone…
I’m sitting here at a party, watching folks playing games and conversing about death and the spiritual world to come, and thinking about what I’ve done so far. There are a couple factors that enter into these thoughts: 1) death and whether or not I’m ready for it, and 2) the stories I’ve been working [...]
Correction…
Heather informed me earlier that we have, in fact, been ported over to a new server. A server of limitless potentials and, you know, lots of disc space.
We’re concerned, however, that problems may arise from the shift. If anyone notices any issues with loading or, well, anything else please let me know through the comments. [...]

