Entries Tagged 'Writing' ↓
Supernatural eps
May 9th, 2008 — From The Feeds, supernatural, television, Writing
Noctem Aeternus Folding After Just One Issue
March 10th, 2008 — From The Feeds, Uncategorized, Writing
Last April I wrote a post about a new magazine called Noctem Aeternus. It offered 10c a word for accepted work and that’s not bad, especially for a free magazine.
I just got an email today that states that the first issue will also be the last issue. It’s a pity, but I can’t say that I am surprised. New markets usually up their rates when they become established and 10c a word is quite a lot to offer when your product is unknown and untested.
February 28th, 2008 — From The Feeds, Uncategorized, Writing
Well, I haven’t been blogging much lately. Did you notice? Did you miss me?
I’ve been busy with a few things one of which was the second draught of this novel thingummy-jig that I have been trying to write. I’ve finished that now. Draught two ran to 54 000 words. I can’t even remember what draught one’s word count was, but I think it was about the same. I took few things out, but I added a few as well. I think I might start draught three in a day or two. Still lots to do on it, I’m afraid.
Getting tired of the zombies yet?
March 26th, 2007 — From The Feeds, Reel Dread, vanity, Writing, Zombies
I'm not.
This will be the last time I write about Romero's Dead films until Diary of the Dead comes out.
Hello to David Agranoff who I had the pleasure of meeting yesterday in sunny Victoria.
Yeah, yeah…I should have posted this Monday but I was away…
March 23rd, 2007 — From The Feeds, halloween, horror, Reel Dread, vanity, Writing
So now you get it whilst I procrastinate over this Monday's column! Dawn of the Departed
February 28th, 2007 — From The Feeds, horror, Reel Dread, vanity, Writing, Zombies
This week's Reel Dread is up. I'm following on the heels of my Night of the Living Dead analysis with the second film in Romero's Dead Cycle: Dawn of the Dead.
I also watched The Departed tonight and I really thought it was better than Infernal Affairs. Both Nicholson and DiCaprio were awesome. I originally thought they were trying to buy Scorcese an Oscar with the casting butafter watching it I take that back.