Monthly Archives: October 2005

Well, it’s 8AM on SUnday, I’ve had almost five hours of sleep, and I’m going to run down the Halloween Party so I can avoid cleaning up. In short, it was a blast. A lot of folks showed up, we … Continue reading →

Ah, it’s Friday, and all I can think about is the Halloween party Shawna and I are throwing tomorrow. We still have to buy beer and food, make a run to the lightbulb store (yes, Austin has a store dedicated … Continue reading →

“Twilight” is the last song off of Twilight, the debut record from Greg Dulli’s Twilight Singers (Yeah, he likes the word “twilight”). It caps off a long record about love, loss, and all matters of lust and death between, and … Continue reading →

The first issue script of Warren Ellis’ Fell. It’s always a treat to read Warren’s scripts, as you can learn a lot about the craft of comics writing on top of the engrossing story. Preview of Simon Oliver and Tony … Continue reading →

The Tea House 13376 N Highway 183 # 100 Reviewing The Tea House is a pleasure because it’s one of my favorite places to eat. It’s a strange anomaly for Austin, a pretty big Chinese/Vietnamese place with a full-service bar … Continue reading →

Well, now that my head’s clear and I’m a little calmer… I feel good. I’m not sure if I forgot to buy tickets or if something weird happened to my credit card. I think I might have used the pre-order … Continue reading →

You know the Coheed and Cambria show I was going to tonight? The one I’ve been looking forward to since I last saw them live a YEAR ago? I forgot to buy tickets. I got so caught up in all … Continue reading →

Thirteen-year-old twins Lamb and Lynx Gaede have one album out, another on the way, a music video, and lots of fans. They may remind you another famous pair of singers, the Olsen Twins, and the girls say they like that. … Continue reading →

After waking up to the biggest tease and subsequent letdown of my career thus far (Thanks, Rick!), I proceeded to get a lot done. I finished the second draft of Saint James and a first draft of its one sheet. … Continue reading →