The Los Angeles Times published a story on February 11, 2021, focusing on the tale of novelist Sheri Holman. She’s Read More...
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Think about the politics of the moment. There’s a divisive president whose management skills are in serious question. A raging Read More...
“Red Dennis,” Eric Shapiro’s new novel, is out. I haven’t read it yet but the reviews are excellent, which Read More...
Is the customer always right? Of course not. This is not 1950. Are we word slaves at the service of tyrannical bosses? Nope. If Read More...
For years, (Patton’s daughters) had been made to memorize a poem each week — Patton called it a “brain Read More...
Here is an example of wonderfully descriptive writing. This is part of an article about the gigantic port explosion in Read More...
I do love great writing. I found this today in the New York Times, written by Dan Berry. I thought I’d share a few paragraphs: Read More...
When was the first time you wrote something that absorbed you so completely that you lost track of time because you were super focused Read More...
This notice noisily arrived on my iPhone today: Public Safety Alert The County of LA is ordering another curfew from 6pm tonight to 6am Read More...
What follows is an email to a client who hired us to write a screenplay. The work was completed to the client’s satisfaction, but Read More...