Join yours truly, Shell Presto, along with authors Alexander Hellene and Michael A. DiBaggio and artist ArtAnon as we talk about our favorite writing advice, being open to criticism, where to find good advice, and our favorite books to learn from.
The third in what will be an informal series of posts touching on life in the pre-Internet age. I miss the camaraderie, the sense of
Sometimes it’s nice to bask in the warm glow of something familiar. I don’t mean old. I mean something similar to other things you’ve enjoyed,
Postmodernism is nonsense. Here’s the pop version of it: Through the lens of pomo (what the “cool” people call it), a given thing only has
Alexander Hellene is either a dilettante or a Renaissance man, depending on whom you ask. A musician, athlete, artist, and law school graduate, Alexander has always been attracted to fantastical tales, since they tend to do a better job of explaining how the world works than just about anything else. He lives in New England with his wife and children.