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Interview with Doc Ridler!
The good folks at the Odyssey LJ did a pretty intensive interview with me about writing, rejection and publication. So hit the link, and read about how I discovered the cosmic top secret-secrets of writing and give them away for free! Free! FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ( Read more... ) -
Read: It's Good for Ya
I saw Peter Straub interviewed a while ago. His advice was the usual and good dollops: read a lot, write a lot ( Read more... ) -
Time for A Tale of High Adventure! "The Last Mountie" is LIVE!
Read my pulpy post-disaster action story at Crossed Genres, featuring Wade Mackenzie- "The Last Mountie"!
http://crossedgenres.com/archives/021/the-last-mountie-by-jason-s-ridler/
Part Dudley Do-right, part Jack Burton, all Mountie!
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Richard Matheson and the Value of Trash
I watched some of the Dark Dreamers interview series. They ranged from pragmatic to fey to interesting to boring. The best was with Richard Matheson. He noted that most of his best ideas came from watching movies, and, more importantly "bad movies with a neat premise." That his writer brain took the good and used the bad to generate cooler stories ( Read more... ) -
Enter the "Grudge Match" Contest! Win FREE stuff!
Enter the "Grudge Match" Contest! Go read my story "Grudge Match" at BrainHarvest and leave a funny comment based on the story in the comment section. The winner will receive a free hardcopy of the new Homeless Moon Chapbook! That's right, free! I send it to you! Signed! FREE! You have one week, true believers. Enter today, enter often ( Read more... ) -
"Grudge Match" Is Live and Kicking Ass at BRAINHARVEST!
Go enjoy a two fisted fable rooted in my love of hyperbolic and melodramatic action storytelling!
http://www.brainharvestmag.com/2010/07/grudge-match/
And I love the comment at the bottom. Please feel free to leave your own!
Cheers!
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The Joy of Non Fic for the Writer and Reader
For a long while, I had a hard time reading fiction. Most things I read just didn't catch fire. They were mechanical beasts and I could see the scars of how they worked and couldn't get lost in the story ( Read more... ) -
"Skulduggery at the Junction" is A-Go!
Want to read a fantastical retelling of the Minotaur myth with pro wrestlers in the 1920s? Then check out "Skulduggery at the Junction" at The Edge of Propinquity ( Read more... )
