Conventional wisdom suggests that this is not so. My hometown has a long history of standing in for various U.S. cities when the dollar is low and the SARS is dormant (we’re not New York, but we play one on television); but most people (read, movie and TV people) think Toronto is a little too […]
Toronto the Good… place to set a story. Read More »
Well, I’m still not sure it is – but Jim Munroe and his vidoegrapher pals sure made it look easy last night, at the premiere of their $900 feature Infest Wisely. Shot on borrowed cameras, with a script written in seven days, in seven episodes directed by seven directors, it tells the tale of how
Who’d have thought feature film production was so easy? Read More »
There’s been a couple of changes at the Devil’s Exercise Yard, me pretties. Specifically, two new pages, hand-crafted to convince you to click on over to Amazon.com and buy yourself a copy of The Claus Effect, the best Santa Claus novel ‘pon which Karl Schroeder and I have ever collaborated. There are reviews, a bigger
One Old Novel = Finished? Not so fast… Read More »
Does anybody but the author care when a draft of a horror novel that still needs a lot of work is finished? The only way to find out for sure is to blog it when it happens and watch the lauditory comments pile up. Or not… Here’s the birth announcement, as sent out earlier this
One Novel = finished… sort of. Read More »