Villains don’t have to be sympathetic. They just have to be compelling. True, a sympathetic villain can be compelling; in fact, in many cases, just being sympathetic is compelling enough. When a villain is trying to right some unjust wrong, … more→
I write gaming articles on Bitmob, a community driven gaming news site where visitors are strongly encouraged to write. You should, too; they’ve got a spiffy interface and excellent hit/comment tracker. Anywho, here are the articles I wrote in April … more→
I write gaming articles on Bitmob, a community driven gaming news site where visitors are strongly encouraged to write. You should, too; they’ve got a spiffy interface and excellent hit/comment tracker. Anywho, here are the articles I wrote in March 2012. … more→
The very first episode of Two Fat Guys Talk Games is up! In this episode, we talk game controllers of past and present. DISCLAIMER: We use explicit language. Check it out by clicking here! Note I won’t be making a … more→
It’s National Grammar Day 2012! Today’s topic for the 3.2 people who read this blog: “it’s” vs. “its.” I don’t always follow English conventionings that good; so forgive if occasion you see, grammar and spelling errors. Me not am perfect … more→
I write gaming articles on Bitmob, a community driven gaming news site where visitors are strongly encouraged to write. You should, too; they’ve got a spiffy interface and excellent hit/comment tracker. Anywho, here are the articles I wrote in February … more→
I’ve heard many a moviegoer wax poetic on movie length; what length is ideal, how some movies feel rushed and beg for more time, that whole deal. The majority of new screenwriter advice I see online says to make a … more→
I write gaming articles on Bitmob, a community driven gaming news site where visitors are strongly encouraged to write. You should, too; they’ve got a spiffy interface and excellent hit/comment tracker. Anywho, here are the articles I wrote in January … more→
SPOILER ALERT. You’ve been warned. When did television become so amazing? The likes of Dexter, The Sopranos, and countless other high quality series didn’t exist when I was a kid. The closest was whatever Star Trek: The Next Generation variant … more→
See my last post. More coming. Stay tuned, all 3 of my readers!
Precisely what the title says. What’s NaNoWriMo? Go here for more info: http://www.nanowrimo.org/ UPDATE: I’m bowing out of NaNoWriMo, partly because I think I got what I needed out of it and because there’s other stuff I need to focus on. … more→
I write mainly by feel, willing to use a comma in technically the wrong place if I think it’ll help the overall impact of a sentence align with my intention. I don’t usually fret over proper usage of a coordinating … more→
To anyone who won a screenwriting contest that sees this: before you take offense, hear me out. I’ve read a whole whackload of scripts, including many contest finalists and winners. And I’ve noticed something about most contest winning scripts: they’re … more→
(I wrote this for the October 2011 Bitmob Writing Challenge. Find this on Bitmob here, or just read on.) I previously wrote about how Sonic CD is not only overrated, but almost laughably bad, a puzzling fact given how much … more→
