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poetryscrimshaw |
Street ArtistJul. 31, 2014 | Comments A revised version of a poem I wrote back in high school. |
supernaturalbooksreviews |
Soul's Gate reviewJul. 29, 2014 | Comments Suspenseful and meaningful, this story portrays real characters facing spiritual challenges with resolve and occasional beauty. However, it stumbles in the delivery, and a problematic premise robbed me of any real joy. |
movies |
Mocap, Makeup, and MasksJul. 26, 2014 | Comments Further thoughts on motion capture and why it's silly that the Oscars have consistently denied that Andy Serkis's special skills rank as acting. |
theatrescrimshaw |
Expecting LifeJul. 24, 2014 | Comments The musings of a newly expectant mother. Written as a monologue for a high school theatre class. |
fantasybooksreviews |
An Unpolished Cast of StonesJul. 22, 2014 | Comments Poor plotting and writing mar an otherwise worthy premise, leading to a rough story needing just that bit more polish to rate as high as it aims. |
technical communication |
Word CrimesJul. 19, 2014 | Comments And now, a public service announcement from "Weird Al" Yankovic. |
science fictionscrimshaw |
BogeyJul. 17, 2014 | Comments President Meredith Blake faces a unique challenge in her first term. |
supernaturalbooksreviews |
Angel Eyes: More Than a Pretty FaceJul. 15, 2014 | Comments I'm a sucker for beautiful prose. Maybe that's why I ended up enjoying this novel in spite of myself. |
alternate historymusictheatre |
Frankenstein: the OperettaJul. 12, 2014 | Comments Young Frankenstein was a recent hit on Broadway, but there could have been a much earlier comic musical about Mary Shelley's doctor and his creation, penned by none other than that dynamic operaetic duo Gilbert and Sullivan. |
science fictionscrimshaw |
A Political AnswerJul. 10, 2014 | Comments Inspired by a prompt from the Postorbital tumblr: one megacorporation's employee is forced to articulate what her company believes is "good." |
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