So, uh, it's been awhile!

Last we spoke, I had some audacious plans concerning an audio drama project, etc., something about releasing it by the end of 2016, etc.

Well look: good news and bad news. The bad news is that the ambitious story I wanted to tell (and how I wanted to tell it) was never going to be finished by the end of 2016. Present-me knows more than past-me did, and that’s not past-me’s fault, is it?

The good news is that The Ordinary Epic does exist, is in fact in post-production (my amazing sound designer and composer are working their meticulous magic), and we're aiming for a fall 2017 release. It lives! It's going to be really good (he said, without any bias whatsoever)! Follow us on Facebook and/or Twitter!

Other writerly updates? Well... okay! You are so thoughtful to ask.

I had a sleep-deprived blast at my second Hovey Players "Play in a Day" event, and the ten-minute play I wrote during that, called Swimming in Captivity...
...will be performed this November in South Korea as part of the Seoul Players Ten-Minute Play Festival!
My little play about procrastination, The Successful Author's Morning Ritual, appears in both One Minute Plays: A Practical Guide to Tiny Theatre and 222 More Comedy Monologues 2 Minutes & Under.
And! I am participating in this year's 31 Plays in 31 Days challenge. (The title and graphic of this post were very misleading, I know.)

As is my exhibitionist tradition, I'll be posting the plays here on my website as I finish them. You will be able to read all of them here. If you dare. (Some will eventually get staged and/or published. Some will make me laugh, and no one else. Some will be... unspeakably bad. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.)

Alright. Okay. I think that's everything. I'll see you on the other side. And let me know if you, too, are writing 31 of your own plays in these 31 days!