Category Archives: Comics

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About Last Year

(Yeah, okay: eight days since my last post is more than a few days – more than several days – more, even, thana week. Sorry.) It’s been so long since we’ve rolled into 2010 I won’t bore you with -0 This is my blog – and in the world of the blind, the one-eyed man [...]

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Point & Click

A bit of a backlog of a collection, attributions for which I can’t remember, sorry – though a pretty good bet would be the sidebar, but. Billy Mernit makes a good case for bad screenwriting. There are such things as happy endings for screenwriters in Hollywood – just ask Robert Mark Kamen. Salman Rushdie writes [...]

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Quis Custodiet – One Sleep to Go

Oh alright. Despite whatever I said before, I’m in a… high state of anticipation. Lynden Barber‘s whip ’round of reviews, along with the L.A. Times‘ Patrick Goldstein‘s post, have lowered expectations somewhat. Roger Ebert has given it four stars and a review that saw past the “cerulean genitalia” and picked up on a whole lot [...]

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Point & Click

I’ve done my shopping. I can do whatever I like now. Danny Stack has ten essential ingredients to becoming a professional screenwriter (the first step? read.) John August has some solid advice on what to do with your ill-gotten gains hard-earned ch-ching: money 101 for screenwriters. Lynden Barber has a posted an excellent article on [...]

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Lunch

Last week, The Goddess and I had lunch with Sean Molloy and Helen Rickerby. It was a great get-together: even though I’d met Sean only one time earlier, the atmosphere was very congenial. A fellow screenwriter and Guild board member, the conviviality was due largely to his being a fellow blogger and Guild forum loiterer. [...]

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The Shield – In Memorandum

Six years I’ve waded faithfully – or is it blindly? – through The Shield‘s rising turpitude, its serpentine storylining brushing unseen against my immersed body, the show’s writing satisfying the need to resolve each ep’s crime-of-the-week while each season’s caper escapade escalating crisis builds towards a season ending that’s as welcome – and inevitable – [...]

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