A blog and a movie
Young Gabriel Gill, son of my pal and fellow author Geary Gravel, has started up a blog, festooned with his remarkable illustrations.
I’m hoping he’ll add some of his prose work as well.
But I must admit to being jealous that he has recently been to both Animation Camp and Graphic Novel Camp. They did not have any such things when I was 13!
Of course, if they had, I doubt my parents would have understood the extreme importance of my attending them.
Come to think of it…. there were no graphic novels when I was 13. Only comics. Yes, I’m that old.
In other news: Go see Inception. I won’t post any spoilers (yet). But I will say that it was brilliantly written, brilliantly executed.  I’ll say more at a slightly later date.
Sigh. Must turn in soon, to be awake for the DayJob tomorrow.
But I will play some guitar first, so as not to forget that I’m capable of doing so.
July 26th, 2010 at 8:32 am
Thank you for the nod! Glad you like my work and hope you enjoyed Inception (I loved it.)
I will be posting much of my prose work, many comics, and perhaps some poetry on my blog. I find art easy to share, writing a little harder, and poetry difficult, because my poems are little cross-sections of me and that’s a lot to put out to the world…
Thank you!
Gabe
July 26th, 2010 at 8:39 pm
Gabe —
You’re more than welcome — I really enjoyed the pieces I’ve read.
August 1st, 2010 at 11:00 am
Hello Inception fan, I’m a fan of yours. Looking ever so forward to the next installment in the Steerswoman saga – Jen in Belgium
August 1st, 2010 at 11:54 am
Jen —
Hello in Belgium!
Yes, I loved Inception — also Chris Nolan’s other films: Memento, and The Prestige especially.
Everyone talks about the great special effects in the Inception, but what I loved best is the writing. It’s so well-written.