by David Falkirk | Nov 1, 2022 | Career, Process, Publishing
It’s Writing Time, Dammit Here we go again… There’s a danger in knowing too little. There’s also a danger of knowing too much. And then, there’s just the straight-up danger of going into a situation so confused you’re not sure which way is forward...
by David Falkirk | Oct 25, 2022 | Culture, Entertainment
Not To Be Negative, but No* Hating hate, for goodness sake It’s OK not to like certain things. Hell, we are defined as often by our dislikes as we are our likes (ask my wife about my feelings on corduroy — the satanic fabric, not the cute bear). There comes a...
by David Falkirk | Oct 19, 2022 | Process, Writing
Turning a Cold Engine (Until It Starts) Ugh. It’s been a minute, hasn’t it? There are a lot of different reasons — also known as excuses — as to why I haven’t written for a while. Family emergencies, day-job stresses, COVID fogs, the world appearing...
by David Falkirk | Jul 27, 2020 | Writing
Stuck in the COVID Doldrums? It Might Be Time to Re-ignite Your Creative Pilot Light Over the course of a couple of weeks, I met up with some friends — separately and properly social distanced — to catch up and see how the pandemic world was treating them. All...
by David Falkirk | Jun 18, 2020 | Podcasting
Six Tips for Starting Your Show Out Strong and Standing Out from the Pack One of the most attractive aspects of podcasting is that, no matter how niche your interests are, there will be a show that scratches that itch. If that show doesn’t exist, there’s no one...
