Archive for the ‘Writing’ Category

Simulation Gaming Article Published

As with much of what I do, the publishing of my new article, covering a definition and study of simulation games, was somewhat delayed, but it is now live. I have the privilege to work with a great managing editor for this, my first article on Bright Hub. Why was it delayed? Well, partially due [...]

More »

Writing Opportunities at Long Last

As many of you are well aware, writing is something that has been on my mind for years, and though I have been told I have a proficiency at it (when I put my mind to it), I had not spent much time actually pursuing any writing opportunities – until now. First, as I wrote [...]

More »

Cover E3 With Kotaku: I Am Not the Chosen One

Yes, that’s right: Kotaku will be without the immense blessing of my presence and personality during their E3 Expo coverage in June. In a follow up to yesterday’s post, I wanted to inform my faithful readers that I was not able to snag the victory in the writing contest and claim my role as a [...]

More »

Cover E3 With Kotaku? Really???

As many of you are probably aware (well, at least the gamers among you), video game news giant Kotaku launched a campaign last week to offer a solitary individual not currently involved in the gaming industry a chance to attend and cover the highly anticipated E3 Expo with them this year. Donning my fanboy facade, [...]

More »

WordPress Upgrade

Well, it’s overdue, and I’ve been slacking with the software a bit, but I finally got around to upgrading the blog to use WordPress 2.7. The admin interface is a definite improvement over the last few upgrades, and once again, when I’ve done something right, it makes me wonder what took me so long to [...]

More »

Back in the Saddle… Again

Life has a funny way of sneaking up on us. Since my last post several months ago, many things have changed in the world; thankfully, only a handful of those changes have actually been in my personal world. I have moved across the country with my family, gotten settled in what is perhaps the most [...]

More »