
Grammarcheck.Net has another invaluable infographic for writers everywhere.
Try not to take its title too seriously. (In other words, don’t make the same mistake some of the minions here at TVWriter™ did, okay?)

Grammarcheck.Net has another invaluable infographic for writers everywhere.
Try not to take its title too seriously. (In other words, don’t make the same mistake some of the minions here at TVWriter™ did, okay?)
A few days ago we posted a video about recent events in the cord cutting world. Today we bring you more details, courtesy of The Wall Street Journal. In the classic early 20th Century tradition of Popeye’s “Let’s you and him fight,” we find this fascinating and hope you will too.

A new era is dawning in the entertainment world and you’re about to get a whole lot more choices—for better or worse. The streaming wars are here.
This article on the effect of fandom on the Good Omens miniseries brings out the quantum theorist in this TVWriter™ minion. As in – Do the acts of reading and commenting on a creative work actually change the work itself?
At the very least, it would see that they can’t keep from having an effect on the writers/ What do you think?

Current GOTTA-HAVES here at TVWriter™.
What? You thought we were all old and serious and such? Hell, even our Beloved Leader, Larry Brody, who’s older than, well, than all those hills people are always “as old as,” has shelled out for the following. Now if we can only get him to put them on the shelf in our cube.)


I recently gifted an advance reader copy of The Eidola Project, my first published novel, to TVWriter™’s Larry Brody with a huge thank-you for providing the impetus to write it.
He responded a few days later with a review of the first twenty-five pages, saying how much he was enjoying the book. He also asked me to write a piece for TVWriter™ on how I came to write this “wonderful” (his word!) novel at the cusp of qualifying for senior discounts at various retailers (I’m 63). So, move in a little closer to the screen boys and girls and I’ll tell ya.