Sometimes you plan things out in life and they don’t go accordingly. So you pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and you say fuck it. Let’s go bowling. But this isn’t one of those times. Originally I wanted to run a story I wrote about three years ago, to be published as part of the… [Read more…]
October 24, 2011
Here’s an all new Sergeant Zero piece of Joe Sinclair and Kelsey Halliday in the River’s End Diner circa 1952. Originally illustrated for The Write Cafe’s birthday week bash by Marco Roblin. As you can see the comic isn’t all just WWII action. There’s quite a bit of old Hollywood type romance in it. I’m… [Read more…]
September 12, 2011
A sampling of what I listen to at any given time while writing. This week…. Just wanted to post something fun. I listen to a lot of old swing music but that’s another post entirely.
August 31, 2011
Stop on over for your morning cup of Joe (Sinclair) at The Write Cafe. Nancy Wing interrogates me with 10 questions about my writing process, Don Draper, agents, and Sergeant Zero. If you’re just joining me from The Write Cafe, welcome. Leave a comment or follow me on the various social networks linked in the… [Read more…]
July 13, 2011
This one came to me one night all of the sudden so I had to put it down on paper. Extra special thanks to Shari, my editor on this one (and hopefully future stories), for giving it heart. And making me look good. If it’s awful blame me. But if you love it blame her.… [Read more…]
June 18, 2011
I’m now on the Officially Plugged In website. Head on over to my profile page and check it out. Thanks to Wendy Shepherd for having me on OPI and all her hard work. First I’m mentioned with the likes of Gaiman and Moffat this week on Twitter and now I’m listed with the Boondock Saints… [Read more…]
June 11, 2011
“Simplicity and originality. Sadly, this is what almost always seems lacking in North American storytelling – regardless of the vessel, be it book, film or television. Stepping into Anthony Schiavino’s stories is an exciting, moving and refreshing experience. It’s as if a familiar golden wind of nostalgia immerses you. Whispers for you to follow into places… [Read more…]
May 30, 2011
Today is a day for all soldiers. Today is so the fallen are not forgotten. Today is for respect, to cherish, a day to wave our American flag with pride, and one to mourn those we’ve lost as we celebrate the life we’re blessed to have. I’ve never served in the military. But I respect our… [Read more…]
October 31, 2011
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