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Author Archives: S. Norton
And the winner is…
…THE CULL! It’s the sci-fi thriller with horror elements that involves a draconian plan to maintain the population of an overcrowded biodome city and how that affects a group of young friends during a night on the town. If you’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Horror, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, The Cull, Writing
Tagged abortion, Buzz Aldrin, climate change, Fiction, immigration, novels, query letters, religion, screenplays, Screenwriting, snow globes, Writing
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Where I’ve Been
Well, I’d like to say I was on safari or in some exotic locale like one of Jupiter’s moons, but in truth I’ve been working. Very hard. In a way you can say I’ve been many places in my head, … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Screenwriting
Tagged bands, Fiction, garage bands, hardcore, loglines, music, Rock and Roll, romantic comedy, screenplays, Screenwriting, shelves, Writing
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The Man Cracks Down
I’m feeling a little heavy. I’ve had precious little time to write (or blog) and it’s as if all the pressing stuff in my existence––real or imagined––has been piling up on my back. Writing often shucks it away, like a … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Non-fiction, Writing
Tagged Cool Hand Luke, fighting, Martians, not quitting, pollen, rain, recession, Writing
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Other Things I’ve Seen
I saw a wild turkey walk across the street on the way in to work today. They’re everywhere. I think they might be the most intelligent species on the planet. Think about it: turkeys are smart to start, so the … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction
Tagged bills, Elvis Costello, Facebook, Imagecave.com, phone cameras, Pictures, Rufus Wainwright, screenplays, Spectacle, wild turkeys, Writing
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WARNING: DO NOT USE IMAGECAVE.COM
I really can’t put it any plainer than that. If I had the resources, I would paint the moon to say the same. Let me make this long story as short as I can, so y’all can see where I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction
Tagged Beware, bloggers, Blogging, blogs, fraud, image hosting, image hosting sites, Imagecave.com, images, Paypal, Photos, pics, Pictures, stealing, Stupid clown fish, theivery, Warning, web design, web development, web hosting, Websites, Wordpress
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Both Sides Now
The day is here. The hour is upon us. The moment has arrived. It is time. I’m leaving for England! And next week, I’ll be in Paris. Bye! Okay, I’m not going right now, but I will be in a … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Non-fiction, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged bands, Cambridge, England, Film, France, friends, mayfly, music, Paris, screenplays, Screenwriting, turritopsis, Writing
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Unholy Moses and The Lost Commandments
No, the title doesn’t refer to a forgotten garage band from the 60’s (although it would be a very good name) but rather to another on of his those entries that covers a couple of things of dubious relevance to … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction, Writing
Tagged alcohol, Chet Baker, colds, Elvis Costello, jazz, Moses, Nathan Bransford, Trust, Writing
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