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  • Home
  • Bio
  • Books
    • August Falling: The Author’s Cut
    • Just Another Week in Suburbia
    • Any More Complicated Than That
    • The Slush Pile Demolitionist
    • This
    • Prudence: A Tempestuous Night of Pervasive Desires
    • Prudence
    • The Shadow in the Wind
    • Song of the Curlew
    • August Falling
    • Just Another Week in Suburbia
    • Pride (Hardback)
    • Pride (Paperback)
    • The Launch Book
  • Screenwriting
  • Productions
    • The Other Side of Paradise (2021)
    • The Abnorms (2020)
    • Heritage Pitch Deck
    • Little Diva Rising (2019)
  • Services
    • Editing
    • Speaker
    • Workshop Facilitator
      • Mentoring
      • The Novel Experience
  • A Look Back,  Inside Entertainment

    A Look Back: Star Trek – The Motion Picture

    Before looking back at Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), I have to go back even further for context. The original pilot for Star Trek: The Original Series (1966 – 69), “The Cage” didn’t sell because it was considered too…

  • A Look Back,  Inside Entertainment

    A Look Back: The Karate Kid III

    The Karate Kid (1984) is one of my favourite movies – a true sporting underdog story replete with surprises, good villains, and an exciting conclusion. Given its success, a sequel was inevitable. Cue The Karate Kid Part II (1986), which…

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