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Gen-X Novelist
A common complaint among Gen-X is that we are an ignored generation. We are a generation of quietly innovative, successful, edgy, creative folks trying to pay off student debt while buying houses and putting our depressed kids through college....not that anyone cares. (voice dripping with bitter gen-x sarcasm) There used to be something called simply …
Seriously Serial Fiction – Bay City Runaway Chapter 4
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As I near 6 years of sobriety, I am reflecting on the journey of this book
This book has had a long journey. It started as a flash fiction over a decade ago in a dark time. Gritty, raw, emotional, introspectiveI, I continued to write it as a series. It was very reflective of my battle with addiction and love of San Francisco…and a hint of a favorite show, Californication. When …
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Bay City Runaway Podcast – Chapter 2
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E-Vatar “Terminal” Preview
I just can't resist giving you a sneak peak, because this music and this singer is going to make E-Vatar a hit!
E-Vatar Production Beginning!
In Playwriting Gig, I shared my news that the songwriters from Big Dumb Buildings had invited me to write the book for their new musical: E-Vatar. I'm happy to say that the Act I production is under way. Our talented cast is funneling in their tracks and BDB is beginning to piece them together for …
Underground Tourist -Part 7
Democracy is falling. Borders are closed. Tourism is limited to an elite few. Something’s gotta give.
Bay City Runaway – Part 7
As a child, people called me Lucky. I had an uncanny knack for finding money everywhere I went--quarters, dollar bills, fives, and, on three separate occasions, twenties--which drove my older brother Mike absolutely crazy.
