A few of the projects I'm doing these days:
I've been working with startup
Evertoon to create short, funny YouTube videos that showcase their text-to-video app. The first one was posted
here just in time for Valentine's Day.
I'm also continuing to do content writing for the smart home automation company
Cliqk, as well as maintaining their social media accounts.
I'm now helping out
826LA writing product copy for their awesome
Time Travel Mart - look for Tiny Tim's Instant Gruel and Lil' Gutenberg's Moveable Type Kit soon.
My very best assignment, though, is definitely working with
Mat Laibowitz on his projects,
Endgame and
Midnight Madness, researching, writing, and testing scavenger hunt puzzles.
In addition to these regular assignments, I'm writing pieces for
The Toast and
McSweeney's, plus publishing on Medium. My most recent piece on Medium is
here. Another one should be out this week. (And amazingly my last Medium piece,
You Have Plenty of Time to Love Them Later, is now at over 207,000 views - thank everyone so much for their support and kind words!)
I'm also working on a new comedy series, "The Best Places to Get Free Coffee in Los Angeles."
I haven't started revising my play
The Nightmare Box yet, but I will definitely start doing that any day now.
Also, I've been thinking over the possibility of a novel, a modern retelling of Flaubert's comedy
Bouvard et Pécuchet about internet culture. I'm still in the reading and research stage, but feeling excited.
And last but definitely not least -
Hot Dish brunch is back! Join us Sunday, March 29th to hear readings by Dorothy Fortenberry, James Hannaham, Ana Kasparian, J.J. Keith, and Samantha Powell.
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