Posted on July 21, 2011 at 8:55am 0 Comments 0 Likes
After watching the 4th of July debauchery in California's South Bay, we decided to make a mocumentary. The budget was small -- just a green screen, two lattes, and a sweet and low.
Posted on May 18, 2011 at 7:00pm 0 Comments 1 Like
A few days back an incredibly interesting scholar spoke on BBC about the misconception that the escalating madness in the world today signifies the onset of the end times. In fact, contrary to popular belief, this ‘bringer of good news’ believes we are living in the most peaceful era in many, many…
Hi, would you be interested in participating in a blog hop on writing. If so, let me know. You would have to answer 10 questions, link to the person (me) who invited you and link to 4 or 5 others you'd like to invite. Here are the questions:
What is the working title of your current project?
Where did the idea come from for the poject?
What genre is it?
Who would play your characters in a movie?
Write a one-sentence synopsis of the project?
Will you self-publish or go through an agent?
HOw long did it take to write the first draft?
What other books/stories are similar?
Who or what inspired you to write this?
What else about your story might pique readers' interests?
Let me know if you're interested. Thelma
Beverly Steeves said… thank you so much. i can't tell you how much the support means
bev
Susan Bearman said… Annie, I loved your pharma spoof. It was hysterical. Great job.
Bella said…
Monica Medina said…
Joan Hanna said… Hi Annie,
I'm sorry you couldn't leave a message on my blog. I'll check it out an see what the problem is. I just posted another if you want to check it out:
Read my new blog post: Post MFA Depression: Or How I Wasted the Last Four Weeks of Summer http://www.writingthroughquicksand.blogspot.com
Laura Sauer said… Aw, darn it, Annie. Blogger ate my comment to you. I had the forethought to copy it, though. It's in response to your latest post:
I love this. I can see Maddy perfectly, her poise, her confidence. I'm envisioning some kind of terminal disease. I don't feel like she'd off herself. Something she hadn't planned for. She's coping by treating it as just another extraordinary event in a series of extraordinary events of her life...the Chanel gown, the Champagne casket. Probably dead wrong about her, huh? Ah, well. Very enjoyable. Must have more Maddy.
Tracey Hill-Bensalem said…
Kate O'Mara said… Annie, I enjoyed the birthing story. No birthing in Norway during the summer, check. :) I'm following
Thanks
Kate
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