Aramis Gothboi – Progress Journal: First milestone reached!

I’ve set three goals over the course of this project and I’ve well and truly smashed the first one. It’s time to celebrate! …Or is it?

Aramis Gothboi – Progress Journal: One step forward… you know the rest

Even with projects such as this one to keep me occupied in this isolated time, I’m struggling to keep my brain from thinking about the bigger picture and it kind of makes me feel like writing a little story about ghosts and magic is a little bit pointless – but I guess it’s the darkest times when we need magic the most.

Aramis Gothboi – Progress Journal: A sense of moving forward, finally

It’s the first week since beginning the project that I’ve written a new chapter without a previous draft to work from. As a result, I didn’t feel the need to spend a lot of time editing – which means that what I put down is rough as guts. Regardless, I’m taking this sense of accomplishment and running with it.

Aramis Gothboi – Progress Journal: A Government-Approved Project

The whole world is in a state of panic over COVID-19 right now, and understandably so. With social distancing now a thing I’m allowed to do without being labelled antisocial, I have no excuse not to stay at home and write.

Featured Podcast: Why Are You Here? with Dr Karen Debbie Cradle PhD

Dr Karen Debbie Cradle Phd certainly has a way with people – just ask anyone who’s seen her. Strap yourself in for Why Are You Here? the improv comedy podcast that gives you front row seats to the wild world of couples counselling.

Aramis Gothboi – Progress Journal: The pros and cons of a prologue

As some of you may already know, I have a little story project that’s been bubbling away in varying states of hiatus over the past few years…

Featured Podcast: In Your Dreams

Creator/performers Jayden Mascuilli and Daniel Moore have struck gold with the premise and execution of their eight-episode (so far) podcast. I can’t get enough of improv when performers are encouraged to push their imagination into the weird and whimsical, and this little show is the perfect vehicle to for this to happen.