Upcoming Events
Mon. November 16, 2015. 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Book Launch Party and Reading at WEATHER UP TRIBECA.
159 Duane Street between West Broadway and Hudson Street.
Otto Penzler’s renowned Mysterious Bookshop has graciously offered to …
Noir is a State of Mind
Are You a Woman or a Wouse? Fall Writing Workshop Sept 22 and Editing Special
Hello Friends,
I understand the feeling of anxiety that comes with the new school year. Every Labor Day it comes on strong.
There is a constant push/pull between work and play that exists during the summer. To …
Read More →Great New Review of Great Bravura in British Crime Mag
My noir novel, The Great Bravura just received a brand new rave review
Read More →Spring Awakening! Sat April 21 All Day Writing Workshop at the Writers Room
WRITERS,
The Finish Line Awaits.
Hello Friends,
I’m doing an all day workshop Sat. April 21, for writers at all stages who need a fierce push before summer arrives with all its myriad distractions. We work on the practice …
Read More →Writers, Look Ahead to 2018
Hello Friends,
I’m doing a New Year’s writing workshop Sat. Jan 13, all day in Manhattan, for writers who want to start 2018 off right! We work on the practice and craft of writing (two great …
Read More →Art Matters Now More Than Ever! Come Write WIth Me This Saturday in NYC
Hello Folks,
If you are a writer who’s been a little stuck, or too anxiety-ridden by current events to get down to business, I’d like to invite you to join me this Sat. Jan. 28th in …
Read More →Write Like The End is Near! Sat. Jan. 28 1 Day Writing Intensive in NYC
Greetings and welcome to 2017!
To quote Rosemary’s Baby, “This is no dream…this is really happening!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb_IYsaXwXg
That said, if you’re a writer, there’s something you can do to fight the voices of terror and doom.
WRITE! WRITE BETTER! FINISH! PRODUCE! PUBLISH!
Read More →Completing Your Final Draft OR What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been
Friends,
I vividly recall hearing a Torah lecture on “the short, long road” versus “the long, long road.” When we choose the short, long road we maintain the illusion that skipping steps will help us reach our goal more quickly. Writers (and those …
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