Kendall Ruth is a Writer and Photographer in Colorado. He is a writer/contributor to PrintsForHaiti and The Ink. Kendall is working on two manuscripts and taking on various freelance editing, writing, photography and consulting work. He can also be found on Twitter.
I’ve driven down that particular block a few times, seen the various shanties and campsites of other lost, muse-abandoned creative’s waiting for their purgatorial moment to pass. What I was experiencing looked nothing like this.
He is right. I mumble. It is probably because I am never sure if what I have to say is worth hearing. Which can be a bit of a problem as a Writer.
What would it look like if Jesus came to America today instead of Israel 2,000 years ago– and was named Harold?
One piece of paper can set off a slew of storytelling manufactured out of nothing more than a running imagination. A little piece of culture on a 3×4 note, left in a book.
Kendall Ruth discusses Calvin Marshall, a “dramedy” disguised as a baseball movie, with director Gary Lundgren.
A culture must be either shapely and saving or shapeless and destructive.