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Me too!
Now, no lying Wil, did you stipulate that position in your contract for recording the audiobook?
You want to accept Anorak’s Invitation. Trust me.
I love narrating audiobooks, because it gives me a rare opportunity to combine my love of reading with my love of performing into something that hopefully entertains people, and gets the Bursar at Ryan's college off my back for another month. I did a few when I was much younger (Huck Finn, Tom S...
I just watched Stand By Me for the first time today. I missed it, only being a year old when it came out. Man, you're so right when you say movies like it only come along once a generation.
And knowing you from your writing and knowing where everyone ends up, it makes it that much more bittersweet of an experience.
I was twelve going on thirteen when I made the movie that changed my life
Twenty-five years ago today, on my future wife's 17th birthday, a movie I did called Stand By Me was released. I didn't know it at the time, but it would define my childhood and change my life. Here are a few things I wanted to share, to mark the occasion. I talked to NPR last week about Stand B...
Happy Birthday!
A little bit of a new fan. I just finished listening to Just A Geek, and it was AWESOME!
Spock is not impressed that it's my birthday
During w00tstock last week, I mentioned that I was turning 38 this week. After the show, Anne told me that I was, in fact, turning 39. In the few seconds that it took me to do some math, I lost a year of my life. Apparently, this is the sort of thing that happens when you get to be my age, which...
First time I've read this story. It's fantastic. Became interested in your blog sometime after you appeared as a moderator at last year's Big Bang Theory Comic Con Panel and listening to your guest appearance on the Nerdist Podcast.
Oh, our teenage years...There is so much that we alternate being still embarrassed by, wishing we could forget, and being grateful for in how we can reflect on where we are currently.
Because it's become a yearly tradition, here's a story about fireworks
I've written hundreds of thousands of words over the years, but this remains one of my all-time favorites, so I like to revisit it every year. It was originally written and published on July 5, 2002, which usually feels like years and days ago all at once, but this year actually feels like a lif...
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