Monthly Archives: December 2012

Holiday Cheer, 2012 Edition

Posted on December 25, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

John and Yoko and I would like to wish everyone out there happy holidays. Seriously.  See? OK, I’m not the biggest fan of Yoko’s vocals, either.  Just go with it. All best wishes for 2013.

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Progress Report, in which you can’t stop the rock

Posted on December 17, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

So a couple weeks after bouncing off the first draft of Escaping Canaan, I’m back in the word production business.  Behold, the first Magic Meter for “The Winter Palace:” Yeah, that’s right.  You can’t stop the rock, you bastards. That … Continue reading →

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Progress Report, in which I reflect on the ways of the muse

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Matthew S. Rotundo

Went back to the drawing board on Escaping Canaan, and actually discovered several cool things about my opening, and about the story in general.  Like, for instance, the fact that I was missing a critically important character.  Ah.  Good to … Continue reading →

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