Mike Eserkaln So, getting started on a regular schedule after a vacation is difficult when you’re your own boss. To make up for it, here’s three chapters in one post. For those following along thus far these chapters are a Jack, Orson and Rainbow chapter. Orson’s is the most different from previous entries. It’s him interacting with … Read more
I was chatting with my good friend Gabby VandenAvond the other night and we were both bemoaning our loneliness. So, I drew her this picture. It may or may not be for a future children’s story. I may or may not have drawn it intoxicated and forgot the spots on the giraffe.
I should totally compile chapters 11 – 20 for you… but I’m currently on vacation… you’re luck you’re getting this!! (actually, I had some trouble sleeping… that’s why you’re getting this. I sometimes wish I would have trouble sleeping more often. However, when I do, I’m rarely as motivated to get any work done as … Read more
Here’s Chapter 20: Orson Chapter 20 As always, if you want/need to catch up you can read chapters 1-20 here: “Orson”
Here’s chapter 20
Well, not quite. A little more than 20 years… missed it by a couple weeks. Anyway, way back in February of 1995 a recent graduate of St. Norbert College (that’s me!) had his first full length play produced. The original title was “Dill”. I believe this is also the first full length directing job by … Read more
Having trouble getting to sleep? You want me to read you a story? Sure you do. Here’s a sweet little story read just for you, it’s called “The Horse Ran Away with the Boy.” It’s from the “Bad Stories for Bad Children” series. You can read this story for yourself, or read along with me … Read more
Chugging right along. Orson Chapter 19 As always click here if you want to catch up with chapters 1 – 18: “Orson”
This is another song from “DreamBound” (to read more about “DreamBound” and hear other songs, go here: “DreamBound”) This song was initially written while I was lost walking around New York City. I’m told it’s impossible to get lost in New York City because the streets and avenues are numbered very logically, but those diagonal … Read more
Here it is, a couple days late. I really like this chapter, it describes something I do when I drive my car, although not as detailed as Dwayne does it. It also ends with a fun cliff hanger tease which, as I recall launches us into a couple more characters and for sure some action. … Read more