I was 100 percent convinced direct to DVD was over, and I was waiting for streaming to materialize/monetize for people like me; but I was mistaken. DVD is still around, and even more crazily, just when I thought I was born too late, I wrote a western for the direct to DVD market last year.
Slowly, strangely, everything old is new again. For one, CDs and podcasts. Really that's two, I guess. But one thing I am hooked on is reading a lot of e-newsletters. Somehow, it's so throwback, it's cool again. Just google, and find people like Warren Ellis and Lena Dunham writing them, if you don't believe it's true.
So I'm going to give it a go. Frankly more than anything I want a change to talk about some of my projects in a way that I can't post publicly on my blog or on Facebook. Also I'll include some capsule reviews of things I'm watching and reading and include some content you can't find on any of my public platforms. If you are interested, you can subscribe at https://tinyletter.com/johnoakdalton. It is titled "I Was Bigfoot's Shemp."
I'm going to start by writing one a week and see how long it takes for that to dwindle down. But it's the dead of winter, and a time to try things to keep the machine running, so we shall see.
Slowly, strangely, everything old is new again. For one, CDs and podcasts. Really that's two, I guess. But one thing I am hooked on is reading a lot of e-newsletters. Somehow, it's so throwback, it's cool again. Just google, and find people like Warren Ellis and Lena Dunham writing them, if you don't believe it's true.
So I'm going to give it a go. Frankly more than anything I want a change to talk about some of my projects in a way that I can't post publicly on my blog or on Facebook. Also I'll include some capsule reviews of things I'm watching and reading and include some content you can't find on any of my public platforms. If you are interested, you can subscribe at https://tinyletter.com/johnoakdalton. It is titled "I Was Bigfoot's Shemp."
I'm going to start by writing one a week and see how long it takes for that to dwindle down. But it's the dead of winter, and a time to try things to keep the machine running, so we shall see.
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