On Authenticity and Originality
Something in this chapter actually happened to me. Can you guess what it was?
Blog & Hotdish
Bloggity blogging with a helping of Hotdish
MinotaurSocial Profiles
A peek inside the curtain of their social media
On Simplicity and Fitting the Medium
This year, in the transition between finishing The Butterfly Koi and launching here, I experimented with a bit of a webcomic, a little out-of-continuity snark à la mode.
Thoughts on Cultural Touchstones
Thoughts on Scribbling in the Margins
Thoughts on Deciding the Line
Thoughts on Writing During Interesting Times
Thoughts on Stepping Outside
Thoughts on Hope and the Environment
Thoughts on Managing a Timeline, part 1
🔖This essay accompanies Chapter 03: Cameron Green. Time keeps going forward, day by day, at least in the real world. In The Butterfly Koi you may have noticed it works a little differently. Specifically, the timeline for each character runs sequentially but jumping between points-of-view means you may also be
Thoughts on the Main Character
🔖This essay accompanies Chapter 02: Cameron Green. I’ve spent an embarrassingly large percentage of my life enrolled in higher education. Graduate school, in particular, turns out to be a habit that is surprisingly hard to quit. Two significant takeaways from all my time in school about good presentation skills
Thoughts On the Environment
🔖This essay accompanies Chapter 01: Fujiwara Eika. The climate is changing, and human activities are the cause. I can’t believe that’s a controversial statement in 2023, but here we are—at least, in the United States, where I’m writing this essay. Despite devastating fires, droughts, floods and