‘Morgan’s Organs’ Returns (Return? Whatev)

We’ve talked about Morgan’s Organs, a comedy comic book series (“like Pixar’s Inside Out but for grown-ups) before here on TVWriter™. (HERE and HERE) Now the “‘sitcomic’ adventures of Morgan and the crazy organauts living inside his body” are returning with a new twist.

Here’s the skinny, from creator-writer Daniel Brodie (no relation to our Beloved Leader Larry Brody, although we hear that he’s a big fan):

n 2016, we introduced Kickstarter and the world to Book 1 of our quirky concept, and in 2017, we returned with Book 2. Thanks to the love and support of our incredible fans, we’re able to return for Book 3 of Morgan’s Organs. The great thing about this series is each story is standalone – you can read it in any order and still enjoy the heck out of it! read article

6 Advanced Sci-fi Civilisations Too Stupid To Really Exist

Hey pilgrim, you saying you want to write science fiction? Huh? Huh? And you need some tips?

Well, here are a couple of non sci-fi videos to fulfill your request in the most practical way possible…by showing you what not to do: read article

What a TV Showrunner Actually Does

Here we are putting the kibosh on all your reasons for not knowing what a showrunner does all day…and night (weekends too). Knowledge is power, remember?

by Jethro Nededog

Even a casual TV fan has seen the word “showrunner” thrown around. But what does it really mean, and what is a showrunner in charge of?

When it comes to the making of a TV show, the showrunner is the top of the food chain. read article

How To Alienate Your Audience Without Really Trying

If you really want to alienate your viewers and readers, you can always go the sarcasm route. But in the meantime:

As “insult comic” Don Rickles might have said before he shuffled off to Snark Central, “We kid. This video packs a lot of great advice into its 21ish minute lifespan. read article

Is This the End of Amazon Storywriter? Sure as Hell is, Compadre!

by munchman

Way back in 2015, Amazon made the inception of Amazon Storywriter a major deal with full press coverage. 

Last week, purely by accident, we learned of Storywriter’s demise (as well as Storybuilder’s) in what probably is the lowest key way possible, via a new Amazon Studios FAQ that feeds us this very disappointed info between “What is Amazon Studios” and a question about what visitors can do to support Amazon Studios now that it no longer is making any newbie product: read article