If it was math, it might have made sense. Two negatives making a positive. I hated seaQuest. My first review for my school’s newspaper was of the seaQuest pilot, and it was a fine example of youthful, hyperbolic vitriol. I tore … Continue reading
I came into the Cultural Trust just as they were heading straight into a full rewrite of the Cultural District website. They’d hired a consulting company to handle development, and I’d be doing co-development with them for the duration of … Continue reading
Back to an exercise I dropped before it even began. It’s likely to continue until I can look back and know, clearly and confidently, just how embarrassed I should have been to post these. The rain comes again. It stops … Continue reading
(Not the show. I like the show but this isn’t about the show. If you came to read about the show, here’s your Certificate of Disappointment.) Not to beat a dead horse, but boy are we screwed up when it comes … Continue reading
A guy like me is supposed to say he’s used to rejection. Never popular at the best of times, abandoned by every friend and acquaintance just before high school, fumbling when it came to talking to women even after graduation; rejection … Continue reading
I had a mental breakdown, I guess, because I came home last week and there was a bread machine waiting for me on my doorstep. Amazon tells me I ordered it, so if wasn’t my clone, it was insanity. The recipes in … Continue reading
Known in some corners as “What is Eric failing to put enough time into today?” Broken Magic - Finished eons ago, it has too few rejection letters attached to it. After some brutal but lovely query letter criticism from Jon Merz, … Continue reading
I suck at them.
“If you ever, ever, ever dumb anything down, you are assuming other people aren’t as clever as you. And you will not survive long. Always assume people are smarter than you.” – Steven Moffat This one might end up hanging … Continue reading
I promised myself a few long absences ago that I wouldn’t make big apologies when I finally came back to the blog. It’s a little unseemly having begs scattered throughout your archives, even if it’s unlikely they’ll be read. These … Continue reading