“Working Author has constantly built up artists, had incredible interviews with artists, great critiques of work, film, writing, comedy and basically anything in entertainment.”

Why maintaining a blog can help any writer grow.

Are personal blogs still appropriate for this site? Hard decisions have to be made.

This is what happens when you get too emotionally invested into something you write.

A rejected screenplay has me considering a major, unpalatable rewrite.

Thoughts on being a man and stand-up comedy.

Briefly catching everyone up on my new digs, which suck compared to my old digs, but the Internet is fast!

The conclusion of my HTC Incredible saga with one of the worst companies for customer service around!

It’s almost incredulous how low a company will sink to make a sale, but Best Buy will make you a believer!

Some of the worst, most infuriating customer service experiences are to be had at this store. Shop at your own risk!

A serious shortage of the cell phone I want has driven me to shop at one of the most aggressively unhelpful stores ever!

A powerful memory has its limits and I think I’ve definitely reached mine.

It’s always a sad day when the only thing stopping great talent from creating is a connection to someone with power.

Making contacts and building relationships is hard work, but can sometimes pay off. A manager picks up my script and loves it.

A quick setup regarding my journey to professional screenwriter. It’s my ultimate dream.

I’m grateful for my day job and I love my freelance night job, but I don’t know how much longer I can keep doing both.

I barely have enough time and energy to keep up with one life. The crossroads are approaching.

It’s time to get my plans moving and shaking. I can’t wait for inspiration anymore.

When the creative wave hits you, there suddenly isn’t enough time in the day for all of the things you want to do.

An educator at Virginia Community Colleges explains why he included me in his curriculum. He also has a pretty slick syllabus.