Letting the Reader Figure It Out

While rewatching Naked Gun, one of the many jokes popped out at me. It was when Frank Drebin and Ed go to leave the airport for the hospital. Drebin, aggravated by a piece of news about his ex’s new man, backs the car into an airport baggage train. After a long drive with some exposition … Continue reading Letting the Reader Figure It Out →

Cabin Fever Blues

And yes this is normally a writing blog. But there’s little normalcy to enjoy in these times. Hunker down. Adapt. Most of all, live. It feels an anachronism to experience a massive outbreak of disease; like a story your grandparents would tell about their parents and grandparents was suddenly projected onto a big screen, full … Continue reading Cabin Fever Blues →