The last time cupid infected me with his poison arrow, except for the situation ruminating at present, I have felt like Mel, the protagonist in Raymond Carver’s “What We Talk About When We Talk About Love.” Without my ridiculous misconceptions getting in the way, here are a few of my favorite excerpts from the film adaptation, Birdman.…
When I was staying at the Funky Flashpacker in Siem Reap, Cambodia, I met friends from all over the world. They hosted a magician to entertain the guests one evening. I captured what I saw in writing while my friend Gabriel Bouchard shot the below photos. What I’m really curious to know though; do you believe…
“A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words” was written above a pod of breaching Orca whales, on a photo taken somewhere in Puget Sound. The words were written in a haphazard cursive as if to imply the weakness of writing, while proving the magnificence of photography. This was was when I was a young boy, on a promotional poster for the ferry company, during the two-hour…
My favorite writers have always influenced me, but none more than Ernest Hemingway. The way he was able to mix real life experiences into his fiction was brilliant. In the disposable digital era we live in, it is not as common, or accepted, to live the way he chose, and now I choose to live. Luckily, guys like Hemingway (whose…
This is my first play, It is written in a style I like to call True-Fiction, a fusion of creativity and real events. Currently I’m in Sihanoukville, Cambodia and would like to thank Darko Kos, Sonia Sakhi, Dez Price, Tyler Thomasson, John Minns, Brennan McClay for their consistent guidance and support while I travel and write. Without it…
Originally posted on A. M. Dunnewin:
The Inspirations, Ugly Truths, and Things That Make You Go “Huh?” for Under A Melting Sun F is for FIVE WEEKS IN THE AMAZON The book Five Weeks in the Amazon is nothing close to being ugly. Written by pro-skateboarder Sean Michael Hayes, this novel is a real account of one man’s journey…
Originally posted on Side of Sakhi:
..or maybe it’s just fate.? Ernest Hemingway said, “There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” His eyes pierced through me as he quoted the famous author and proceeded to tell me that if I didn’t feel the need to vomit…
