Juno Macguff: You Can Never Have Too

I Try To Avoid Twitter. I Occasionally Can't Resist The Siren Call Of Email.

I Know White Clothing Is Supposed To Enhance That Summer Glow, But Writers Don't Tan.

Los Angeles Is Often Described As The Nadir Of Vapidity, A Smog-choked Space Cradle.

To Aspiring Writers, I Would Tell Them That We Live In A Wonderful Time Where You're Able To Make Your Work Visible, Easily. If You Think About It, Even Ten Years Ago Or Twenty Years Ago, There Was A Middle Man, There Was A Publisher, There Were Studios, There Was This World Of Rejection Letters. Now, We're In A Place Where We Have The Technology And The Ability To Go Shoot Our Own Movies Or To Put Stuff On Youtube Or A Blog, If You're A Writer, Or Self-publish.

The Things That I Write Are Autobiographical In A Surreal Sense, Like When You Have A Dream And You Go To The Doctor's Office, But Then You Turn Around And It's Actually Your Childhood Home And The Doctor Has Turned Into Ryan Reynolds.