March 2011 Books
Wherein I list the books and plays I completed in March.
New Who Trailer
Yee-hah!
March 2011 Movies
Wherein I list what movies and tv shows I completed watching this month.
New Tattoo
Last fall I decided that my next tattoo (my second) would be the Doctor Who logo from the fourth Doctor–my Doctor–the Tom Baker years. In part because I have spent 32 of my forty years watching the show and caring about the characters but also partly because the image of that logo ties directly into …
A General and Brief Update
The semester is going better than last. I just got back from presenting a paper at the Comparative Drama Conference in Los Angeles and had a blast while there, but fell a bit behind in my work, so this is going to be a busy couple of weeks. Who am I kidding, it’s going to …
Current Script Writing Solution for the iPad
So hi. It’s been a while. I’m not even feeling all that guilty because I’ve been, you know . . . busy with the PhD and all that. I promise I’ll write more starting in May. However, I’ve been trying to figure out a solution for writing scripts on my iPad without going through all …
February 2011 Books
"Amadeus: A Play by Peter Shaffer" (Peter Shaffer) "The Destiny of Me" (Larry Kramer, Tony Kushner (foreword)) "Dancing at Lughnasa: A Play" (Brian Friel) "The Sparrow" (Mary Doria Russell, Mary Doria Russell) "Plays. Five: Seven Lears" (Howard Barker) "Aunt Dan and Lemon (Wallace Shawn)" (Wallace Shawn) "Theatre, Communication, Critical Realism (What Is Theatre?)" (Tobin Nellhaus) …
February 2011 Movies
"Party Down: Season Two" (Starz/Anchor Bay) "S&Man (Sandman)" (Jt Petty) "I Am Legend (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition)" (Francis Lawrence)
A Dream for Winter by Arthur Rimbaud – A Reading
Wherein I read a poem.
Reflections on a Bus 1
Pushing elevator buttons angrily does not make the elevators arrive more quickly. I own 3 times as many hats (6) as I do jackets. I have come perilously close to crossing the event horizon of Facebook and need to draw back and begin using my blogs more. For a number of reasons, but the primary …