15 Types of Income to Create or Refine a Part-Time or Full-Time Author Business Model That Works for You

15 Types of Income to Create or Refine a Part-Time or Full-Time Author Business Model That Works for You

All authors can create holistic, rewarding cottage industries, sidelines, part-time or full-time businesses around their book/s, their knowledge, their experiences, and their author status.

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5 min read

Hollywood Creatives Fundraising for Strike Funds: Where to Find Help if You Need It

Hollywood Creatives Fundraising for Strike Funds: Where to Find Help if You Need It

Hot Labor Summer is all too real, so Hollywood's creatives are finding some, well, creative ways to raise money for strike funds.

# Read # The Business of Art # The District
4 min read

The Queue: 365 Movies I Never Saw Because I've Spent Too Much Time on Twitter - Part VIII (August 2023)

The Queue: 365 Movies I Never Saw Because I've Spent Too Much Time on Twitter - Part VIII (August 2023)

A timeless cautionary tale of universities placing undue significance on football, our infatuation with popularity, and callous racism, inevitably leading to guerilla warfare by rebels.

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4 min read

Are Cliffhangers Ruining Storytelling?

Are Cliffhangers Ruining Storytelling?

Does any story ever just conclude these days?

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4 min read

Editing Advice From a Dyslexic, Independent, and Dysfunctional Self-Publishing Author

Editing Advice From a Dyslexic, Independent, and Dysfunctional Self-Publishing Author

... you're sure the editor hates your words, your soul, your children, and even your dogs. Revel in this misery. It's why you became a pen monkey.

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6 min read

Interview: Problem-Solving Producer Linda Burns

Interview: Problem-Solving Producer Linda Burns

"Over time, I realized, you have to read between the lines."

# Read # Interviews # Independent
1 min read

Below the Line: On-Set Photographer Alison Cohen Rosa

Below the Line: On-Set Photographer Alison Cohen Rosa

"I would pinch myself sometimes on set, going, 'I'm so fucking lucky to be in this room.' Like, I get goosebumps. I am so lucky."

# Read # Interviews # The Business of Art
19 min read

Joe Straynge is Dead

Joe Straynge is Dead

I was creating something so this skin could move through the world like a phantom. Something that would protect me as I hid beneath the surface of whatever I’ve become.

# Read # The Creative Mind # The Business of Art
6 min read

Interview: Screenwriter and Filmmaker Javier Solórzano Casarin

Interview: Screenwriter and Filmmaker Javier Solórzano Casarin

From documentaries to commercials to feature films, Javier Solórzano Casarin takes us on a step-by-step retelling of how his love for filmmaking grew into a lifetime passion.

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1 min read

From Screenwriter to Novelist ... in 25 Years

From Screenwriter to Novelist ... in 25 Years

Can you imagine how hard it was for me to write prose? You can’t. Because it was harder than you imagined. I had to learn to write again.

# Read # Crossover
5 min read

Fish: And Why It’s Not So Easy To Write What You Know

Fish: And Why It’s Not So Easy To Write What You Know

Because, yes, there is merit to writing what you know—but when you’re in the middle of something, you absolutely do not know it. It isn’t over yet.

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8 min read

The Queue: 365 Movies I Never Saw Because I've Spent Too Much Time on Twitter - Part VII (July 2023)

The Queue: 365 Movies I Never Saw Because I've Spent Too Much Time on Twitter - Part VII (July 2023)

As the movie goes on, Pacino grows more and more facial hair until it envelops him, and he suffocates to death.

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4 min read

Film's Best Franchise? Star Wars? Nope, It's Mission: Impossible

Film's Best Franchise? Star Wars? Nope, It's Mission: Impossible

It’s not CGI. We buy it because seeing is believing.

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5 min read

'Violent Night' Screenwriters—Never Give Up

'Violent Night' Screenwriters—Never Give Up

There is no one recipe for success, but I suppose there is one surefire recipe for failure—inaction. Finish things you start.

# Read # Interviews
13 min read

How To Use Participant Observation To Write Better Stories

How To Use Participant Observation To Write Better Stories

—the moment you become part of a community’s story, it will forever be part of you.

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10 min read
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