Long Form Blogging

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“Surely,” you are thinking, “having a page for ‘writing’ on a blog is a bit like having a ‘water’ section in a pool.”

To a certain extent, you are right. Several of the links below do in fact point to posts on this blog.

This page is really a collection of pieces I have written either here or elsewhere that I am proud of or that hold some sentimental value to me.

I also have no intention of limiting myself to blogging. One of the goals on my 101 list is to publish a short story, and I have no doubt that when I do, that will earn a link on this page as well.

Interview with Manifesto Games - an Interview I conducted almost a year ago for Flicker Gaming back when it was an e-zine. Still an interesting piece.
Spaceman Dave - This, as is explained through the link, is my final script from my screenplay class. It’s short, funny, and in PDF format. Enjoy.
How to use the new web - The internet is a constantly changing place. Now, more than ever before, it’s a platform of integrated services that allow you to do cool things. This is my guide on how I use it and what I would recommend (Jan 2006).
What is Film Noir? - This is the 3,000 word (warning: academic!) essay I wrote for my noir class abroad in the UK. It’s a pretty decent piece of work in .pdf format if you’re interested.
Bathroom Graffiti Poet Emerges from Stall - This is an old classic tabloid entry by Jacob Brown.
The Great Media Revolution - My article on why I think big media is here to stay; blogs (though I love them) will never replace the WSJ.
Ads alone won’t save newspapers - More of a diagnosis than a prognosis or a treatment, but an interesting read nonetheless.