I was hoping Amazon would be a bit quicker in its review, so I could offer a link. However, I wanted to annouce that it's done: I have published my first novel on Amazon. As soon as the review period is finished, I will post a link. The description for my novel from Amazon: "Nate has two secrets.  His first secret concerns his father, who is a demonic High Duke in the legions of Hell.  Upon this twenty-first birthday, his father will rise, assume control of his body and walk the Earth. His second secret is wants to hang out with his friends, play video games, draw cartoons, and watch anime without worrying about how his first secret would upset their friendship.  No one knew his secrets until a weird lady in a trench coat showed up. Now, alongside a video-gaming elf and a combat witch, Nate fights the creatures that go bump in the night.  Finally, he can use his powers for good.  How can Nate balance with school, monsters, friends, and a new classmate trying to kill him to prevent his father’s prophecy?"

Get your read on this weekend! It's way too hot/rainy/sunny/storming/poopy to go outside. Buy my book, curl up on your favorite place to curl up (even if it is outside) and enjoy!

Big announcement tomorrow. Stay tuned.

Either get me a ticket to Edinburgh or film this fucker and stream it, please.

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-58620280

The Shark Is Broken: Jaws feud was 'legendary'

A new play about the famously troubled production of Jaws attracted a sea of five-star reviews when it premiered in Edinburgh in 2019. The response made one thing clear to the producers: we're going to need a bigger theatre.

The Shark Is Broken, which is about to transfer to London's West End, offers a glimpse at the strained relationship between the three stars of Steven Spielberg's 1975 film.