A few words about the new look and feel of Working Author. Drop me a line if you have any comments, questions or concerns.

Love him or really, really hate him, Michael Jackson was a one-of-a-kind entertainer whose passing should not be taken lightly.

Too busy to write, because I’m busy writing. Here’s some quick catchup and brief Hollywood opinions.

A brief look at the different hairstylists that have affected my life. I’m impressed that I remember all of this.

The pleasures of writing, the frustrations of miscommunication and the agony of waiting.

A quick glance back at where I’ve come from and where I am now in terms of my writing career.

It takes a particular kind of driver to deal with Los Angeles traffic without spontaneously combusting or running people off the road.

Half-baked reflections about turning 30 and not having accomplished everything I wish I had by now.

When everything looks bleak is when you should strive to find that ray of hope to keep you going.

Blogging about non-writing-related things to ride out the caffeine jitters.

Work, play and then work again. Catching you up on my day job, my night job and one of my hobbies.

Social networking, MySpace Profile 2.0 and an upcoming industry event in West Hollywood. No rest for the weary or entertainment journalists with day jobs.

A short, unofficial review of Morton’s Steakhouse in Anaheim, Calif. I also mention a friend of mine that got canned recently.

The passing of the Voice for many generations and the birth of the Voice for many generations to come.

Getting back into blogging even though I’m dying. I also have a few thoughts about this year’s Academy Awards.

Trying to catch up on some writing during this legitimate sick day from work.

Late advice for couples thinking about eating out on Valentine’s Day. Here’s the gist of it: Don’t do it.

As a freelance writer or journalist, the people you rely on to do your job will inevitably let you down. Be ready for it and know how to deal with it.

The frustrations of a writer and a few thoughts on the Christian Bale meltdown. Audio from the actor included!

The workplace sitcom continues into new levels of depressing hilarity.