http://www.stinkbrown.org when any other shade of brown just won't do - ryan k lindsay Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:21:17 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I never thought I'd have a blog, hell, a few years ago I barely knew what one was. Now I have over 300 posts here, over what must be about 3 years, and I love the chance to put things out there and share and have transparency to my writing. ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/03/11/and-one-makes-three/ I mentioned my new interviewing gig the other day on here. I just wanted to get back to it, probably, one last time. This last bit will really explain why I like interviews so much. I read Playboy for the articles. There, the truth is out. I am that one guy. ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/03/08/all-interviews-should-be-playboy/ Most know I am digging the latest issues of Fantastic Four, and most, even myself, mention it as Hickman's run. But the artist, Dale Eaglesham, should not be forgotten. He is doing a stellar job on the sequentials every issue that he touches and this tease, courtesy of CBR, shows ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/03/04/eagleshams-fantastic-four-pencils/ Being the resident gonzo over at The Weekly Crisis has given me the chance to infect a wider range of the populace through their larger internets portal. It's fun. I also wonder how many then follow me back here, or even know to...and in the end, would it change a ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/03/02/how-to-interview-a-creator/ I am a massive fan of Scorsese, always have been. I watched Taxi Driver as a young teen and was completely won over. Through repeat viewings over time and age I understood more and more of the film and it now ranks as number two on my all-time list. Scorsese ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/27/shutter-island-a-study-of-identity-noir/ Writers generally love to read, and this extension brings them to love to write. As I've said before, and I stole it then, to write is terrible but to have written is the most amazing feeling in the world. Part of that feeling of having written is getting the chance ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/25/read-deeply-and-for-pleasure/ My writing for 2010 is markedly different to my writing for 2009. Not necessarily in a bad way, in fact I think it's going smashingly, but it most certainly is different and that can take some getting used to. I am writing for The Weekly Crisis now, adding Op/Ed pieces about ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/23/writing-is-an-endurance-sport/ There's not too much that needs to be said. I've got lots of thoughts and wonderment to share but it's the end of the week and you, constant reader, should be allowed to just sit back and enjoy. And enjoy you shall. For it is coming. http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/18/it-is-coming/ I could simply post that cover and it would say so much. Marko Djurdjevic is one brilliant artist and I nearly always love his covers. I can stare at them and appreciate every stroke that he puts onto the characters he focuses on. He's a mastermind, pure and simple. The cover ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/16/daredevil-cage-match/ It took Stephen King years, decades even, to write Under The Dome. He had the idea kicking around since forever and even once wrote a stack of it only to throw it all out as unsatisfactory. Yet he still knew that one day he would get back to it. He ... http://www.stinkbrown.org/2010/02/11/under-the-dome-book-review/