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Written and directed — in five days — at the apex of the Fifties (1954–63), Roger Corman‘s loopy, poorly lit, but inspired A Bucket of Blood satirizes two of the era’s key low-middlebrow cultural...
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The Red Men Edits (2)
Cultivate your inner editor A writer must cultivate their inner editor. Often, I’ll query an aspect of a story with the author and they’ll say, ‘Yes, I didn’t get around to dealing with that’ or ‘Did I...
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Weird stuff happens to writers all the time Like a lot of writers, I work in bed. The stolen time between dreaming and getting out of bed is vital for the compositional process. In this stolen time, I...
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Point of View Editing my novel The Red Men for digital publication, I changed pretty much every line of the third chapter. Why? Simple. Point of view. The Point of View Police are known to any creative...
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What was Drug Porn? I was being fitted for my wedding suit when Raymond called. I told him that it wasn’t a good time to talk, that I had a tailor attending to my inside leg on a hot day. Raymond...
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Stale Commentaries This past February, I re-edited my novel The Red Men for digital release. I decided to post up my thoughts on the process as I went along in the hope they may prove interesting or...
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Science, magic and the iPhone In The Red Men, the characters do not use computers, they use screens. These screens are pliable and can move around in response to haptic gestures or remote commands....
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Eye Candy (20)
This week’s Eye Candy follows the money. Specifically, the coin of various realms, which tends to profile heads of state. Designer Andre Levy saw potential where the rest of us see only pocket change,...
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Unfashionable Libraries
For $40 you can have a iphone case that looks like it was taken from a library that doesn’t believe in patron privacy. As much as I adore the idea that someone would be checking out a Shakespeare book...
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Q&A with Josh (1)
Image from John Hilgart’s 4CP archive Someone asked me to answer the following two questions, yesterday. Thought I’d share my answers with HiLobrow readers… Q. What does curiosity mean to you? A. In a...
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Q&A with Josh (2)
Last month, I was interviewed by a college student. Here’s an imperfect transcript of that conversation… Q. Can you provide a little background on your career path as well as your area of...
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