This past weekend I was given an award by my high school’s alumni association for outstanding achievement in arts. I am honored and humbled by their recognition.
So, I was paying with my credit card and the cashier was like “oh you have the same name as the person who wrote a book I just read.” I asked her the book’s title and when she said my book’s name, I said, “yeah, I wrote that book.” And she didn’t believe me! 😑
The action film was born in 1903 with The Great Train Robbery. Since then, action filmmakers have adopted elements of silent movies to tell their stories.
Check out @ckvanderkaay's excellent debut piece.
https://t.co/sVOG6yxGzQ
LIFE AFTER DEATH, a novel about rebuilding our lives after the horror of a zombie epidemic, was co-written by Chris Vander Kaay & Kathleen Killian Fernandez. It will hit online bookstore shelves November 2nd from @staticpenpub. You can pre-order it today! https://t.co/D1Jb9OtPYE
Scriptophobic is always on the lookout for adding new writers to the team! We're especially interested in pieces and columns that could help fellow writers in genre storytelling. Contact us here! (Note: at this time, we are not a paying market.) https://t.co/1LPVksrYzA
According to Jewish tradition, a person who dies on Rosh Hashanah is known as tzaddik - a righteous one. The new year began tonight.
Thank you, Justice Ginsberg, for a lifetime of advocacy for us human beings.
#RIPRBG