
I don’t think about writing in quasi-magical terms very often, but unleashing a freak on an unsuspecting universe might be one of those times.
I don’t think about writing in quasi-magical terms very often, but unleashing a freak on an unsuspecting universe might be one of those times.
A young man recently asked me for writing advice. The request came via email,
One half of a lifetime ago, I walked into a Los Angeles bookstore.
My first attempt at literary writing occurred at nine years old.
Lean in closely: I’m going to tell you the secret to living a sustainably happy writing life. Spoiler alert:
David Lynch ranks high on my list of creative types whom I admire.
I don’t believe in writing magic.
Fantagraphics recently published The Complete Peanuts: Comics and Stories, the last of a 26 volume hardcover collection capturing, well, the complete Peanuts.
Last week I submitted more work to literary magazines than I did throughout the entirety of 2015.
I’m having a hard time settling into a post-WIM project.