If you’re the sort of person who worries about that sort of thing, the timeline of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries is really tangled. For example, when was Watson married and how many times was he married? Internal evidence is not … Continue reading
I like quite a few movie franchises. Some of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films are good. Some of the X-Men movies, too, (although the last couple not so much). I’ve enjoyed some of the Fast & Furious movies, as I’ve … Continue reading
I am always willing to hold unpopular opinions, but there is a particular thrill when you hold an unpopular opinion and then you find someone else expressing the same opinion and even making additional arguments that you hadn’t thought of. … Continue reading
1. I’m already liking Brave on the Page. I went right away to the “flash essays” and found a bunch of things that seemed like they should be the beginnings of conversations. Robert Hill wrote a good essay callled, “Why … Continue reading
Continuing from my earlier post, “Storytelling Lessons from the First Class,” I decided to post about some things I’ve learned from watching the Underworld and Resident Evil movies. These lessons apply mostly to writing series, but the last one applies … Continue reading