For Mark, see Mark's page. Thanks! Sam:I just finished writing a science fiction novel and I'm now starting a movie adaptation of our comic The Haunting House. I'll keep you posted on both. Very exciting! Otherwise, I like reading, comics, movies, good sandwiches, science, pseudo-science, and trying to figure out why things are the way they are so I can better explain life to my children.
Lots of people! Creative geek types are always welcome. Nice folks we meet at comic conventions. Harvey Hubbell II, inventor of the electric outlet in 1909, and other people no one's ever heard of, but have shaped the world. Well, maybe not Harvey because he's dead, but you get the picture. Is it odd that bits like this make me think there is hope for the world? Enjoy "Of Mice and Supermen" and tell me about the rabbits again, George. One of my favorite "Ask a Ninja" episodes. I had a Python/Trek vid up a while ago so now it's time for a Python/Star Wars one. Enjoy!
God help me, I am a child of the 80's so I like the weird, the one-hit-wonder, and the unusual. I recently discovered Dr. Steel and Smeff. I recommend you discover them, also. Marillion (Fish era) is a valued source of inspiration. I like to write while listening to any of Enigma's CDs and The Seduction of Claude DeBussy by The Art of Noise. I enjoy the mesh of classical and modern.
B-movies, sci-fi, bad zombie flicks, good zombie flicks, documentaries, almost everything Jackie Chan has done.For a list of my current top 50 titles, check out my blog Lights! Camera! Action!
MST3K, The Prisoner, LOST, Heroes, Ken Burns mini-series, Monty Python, original Twilight Zone, assorted BBC fare like The Young Ones and Black Adder, orignal Trek, Simpsons
** CURRENTLY READING ** Hyperion by Dan Simmons Avid reader of non-fiction and very part-time collector of early 1900's textbooks. I owe my love of reading to author/philosopher/comedian Robert Anton Wilson, who left this mortal coil on 1/11/07 to rejoin his loving wife Arlen and start having some real fun. I'll miss you, Uncle Bob. The last books I read were: Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco Anthem by Ayn Rand, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, Brother Andre:The Miracle Man of Mount Royal by Laurent Boucher, 46 Pages by Scott Liell, Linguistic Anthropology by Nancy Parrott Hickerson, The Ape That Spoke by John McCrone, Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke, and Woe is I by Patricia O'Conner.
Coming soon. It's a long list.