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Tag Archives: Joss Whedon
The Comic Con Diaries, Final Chapter: Joss, Joss, and more Joss
Yes, San Diego Comic Con 2012 ended months ago but the images are still fresh in my mind, and also in my camera. So here’s my last report. Missed: Adam and Jamie of the MythBusters. (Stupid Comic Con iPad app.) … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Movies, Pop Culture, TV, Writing Craft
Tagged Dark Horse comics, female action heroes, Joss Whedon, SD CC 2012, writing advice
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Weekly Writer’s Round-Up: Week of July 15th, 2012
From Alexandra Sokoloff, a great tip for writing a series. From writer Kait Nolan; Word Mistakes Writers Should be Ashamed of Making. The debut episode of a new YouTube series called Written by a Kid, put together by Geek and … Continue reading
A New Way to Study Writing: Watching Too Much Television
Have you noticed a whole lotta’ lamenting going on that writers don’t want to study craft anymore? Social media guru Kristen Lamb’s incisive lament. And the people who run writer’s conferences are flooded with workshop proposals on how to format … Continue reading
Movie Review: The Avengers
Confession: I’m not a comics fan. It’s not a value judgment, I’m just not a visual reader. But I hope I can regain my lost geekchic-atude by being a huge movie and TV fanatic and an even hyooger Joss … Continue reading
The Comic Con Diaries Two: You’re Not Fan Enough
Can you guess from the above shot (I call it “Dinklage Hall”) who my favoritest guy on Game of Thrones is? Confession: I don’t even watch Game of Thrones. But, hi Peter!) No, I didn’t get to see him live, … Continue reading →