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Back when I was a junior in high school, I wrote a twenty-something page short story, mostly during English class that eventually became the basis for The Red Room (and will be rewritten into the …
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It’s a rule of mine that no character is there just to be part of the set; every single one you meet in one of my stories is meant to impact the story in ways that their introduction doesn’t make …
Continue Reading about Why Worldbuilding is Not Just for Science Fiction →
There’s a serious lack of diversity coming out of Hollywood these days. No matter how many times it’s proven that not-cis male and not white folk can carry a mega-successful film, movie-makers …
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Since The Walt Disney Company released its first animated feature back in 1937, the House That Mickey Built has adapted numerous fairy tales and classic stories into cinematic masterpieces. From …
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Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable. Cesar Cruz When it comes to sex and violence, writers can sometimes be a bit skittish when it comes to how extreme either should be. They …
Continue Reading about Balls Through the Wall: Making Better Horror Stories →
Out of the pile of awesome that is Jurassic World, there are certain scenes that stick out in the best of ways. When Zack and Gray finally get back to the park the flying death traps (scientifically …
