Interviewed by The Stauntonian
October 21, 2026
Includes a little scavenger hunt for readers.
“Soul Touch” a Finalist in Hollywood Storytellers Script Competition
October 15, 2026
I’m glad this LGBTQ+ romantic fantasy has some legs.
Interview about “The Three Brothers”
October 12, 2026
Film Endowment just posted the talkback interview they did with me at the recent festival in Nashville.
Our Necks Are On the Chopping Block
October 13, 2026
This may be the final election in which our votes have an actual chance of functioning as designed.
Interviewed by The Stauntonian
October 21, 2026
Includes a little scavenger hunt for readers.
“Soul Touch” a Finalist in Hollywood Storytellers Script Competition
October 15, 2026
I’m glad this LGBTQ+ romantic fantasy has some legs.
Our Necks Are On the Chopping Block
October 13, 2026
This may be the final election in which our votes have an actual chance of functioning as designed.
The Stauntonian, a local Substack magazine by publisher Brad Thomas, just ran a cool Q&A with me. I answered via email, which he ran unedited. So here’s a little scavenger hunt for everybody:1. What typo did I make with my own book title?2. What weird little grammatical error did I make in my answer about AI?Send me your answers through my contact form. If you get them right, I’ll send you the link to a secret project!
“Soul Touch,” my screenplay based on Deena Warner’s novella, has racked up another laurel. It’s advanced to the finalist round of the Hollywood Storytellers Genre Script Competition.
This may be the final election our votes have an actual chance of functioning as designed.
A brief recommendation for anyone interested in how generative AI is actually being used in filmmaking.
On September 26th, while my town was overrun with the Queen City Mischief & Magic Festival, I traveled to Nashville to see “The Three Brothers” at the Film Endowment festival. The film won the Best Music Animation award for the weekend.
I’m pleased to announce my short film, “The Phoenix Diner,” has received its first acceptance. This 2-minute fantasy film is an official selection of the 2026 Neu Wave AI Film Festival. The festival will be October 14 in Los Angeles as part of LA Tech Week.SYNOPSIS:On New Year’s Eve, a heartbroken woman and a failed writer meet in a diner where the waiter serves them the one thing they’ve never been able to swallow: their own disappointments. On the woman’s plate sits an engagement ring, and on the writer’s, a rejection letter. “I can’t eat that,” the woman protests—but what might happen if she did?
The Stauntonian, a local Substack magazine by publisher Brad Thomas, just ran a cool Q&A with me. I answered via email, which he ran unedited. So here’s a little scavenger hunt for everybody:1. What typo did I make with my own book title?2. What weird little grammatical error did I make in my answer about AI?Send me your answers through my contact form. If you get them right, I’ll send you the link to a secret project!
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“Soul Touch,” my screenplay based on Deena Warner’s novella, has racked up another laurel. It’s advanced to the finalist round of the Hollywood Storytellers Genre Script Competition.
