Jason Haskins
The City of Trees: One marathon at a time
Small detours contained the capability to set the entire marathon adrift. So, too, would a fellow runner with a selfie stick, cell phone...
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Jason Haskins
Oct 93 min read
Tap into nostalgia and the past, Walkman style
Nostalgia, and memories, with the rediscovery of a long, lost Walkman.
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Jason Haskins
Aug 22 min read
August: To re-emerge from the hot, dusty bin of writing
Hot, hot, hot. I have succeeded. I crawled out of the dank corridor, emerging in searing heat and stagnated wildfire smoke hanging over...
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Jason Haskins
Apr 274 min read
April 2024: To write, perchance to write some more
Writing, per usual informational updates, is done in other genres aside from the full-length play.
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Jason Haskins
Feb 174 min read
Catching a glimpse of latest work in progress, Through the End of Time
Placing pen to paper and fingers to keyboard is taking center stage in 2024. While there has been free time assigned to movies (Nǎi Nai &...
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Jason Haskins
Jan 174 min read
Past becomes the present: A January jaunt of writing updates
A jaunt into 2024, with writing updates and more.
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Jason Haskins
Dec 24, 20235 min read
Jingle, jingle: Christmas letter 2023
I have a confession. It was a choice that went against many of my instincts, but, in the spirit of the season, I had to do it. My love of...
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Jason Haskins
Nov 4, 20234 min read
November, November, writing updates to remember
This month's update is sweet and to the point, covering the basics of what I am working on and what's been keeping me entertained in the...
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Jason Haskins
Nov 4, 20233 min read
Playwriting, history, and (possible) unknown connections
The following contains spoilers for 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' by August Wilson. Scroll ahead at your own risk. Moving through the stack...
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Jason Haskins
Oct 2, 20233 min read
Haunted: Music and soundtracks to fill the October air
Last month, I delved into a recent tradition of spending the months of September and October watching horror films. It is only fitting,...
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Jason Haskins
Sep 3, 20234 min read
September: The horror! The horror (films)!
September writing updates as we enter the spooky season.
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Jason Haskins
Aug 3, 20234 min read
August, August...off and running
"A book has got smell. A new book smells great. An old book smells even better. An old book smells like ancient Egypt." - Ray Bradbury...
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Jason Haskins
Jul 1, 20233 min read
Journey into July: Price changes & updates
Book prices changes, writing updates, and more.
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Jason Haskins
Jun 3, 20234 min read
June newsletter: Writing, then and now
A look back at one of my first stories, plus monthly updates.
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Jason Haskins
May 2, 20234 min read
May roundup: Glorifying a prince of thieves
No dancing around this one. Placing all the cards on the table to kick off May's monthly update in style. I loved the film Robin Hood:...
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Jason Haskins
Apr 2, 20233 min read
April is for indie authors and national poetry
"April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain." -...
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Jason Haskins
Mar 4, 20234 min read
March(ing) in place: March 2023 newsletter
Checking in with March writing and theater updates, plus what has been keeping me entertained.
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Jason Haskins
Feb 4, 20233 min read
A novel complete and onto the next project(s)
Finishing up a four-year writing journey with The Dragon Slayer, I entered 2023 with a clean slate and the looming question: What to do...
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Jason Haskins
Jan 4, 20233 min read
New book release: The Dragon Slayer (Magic of Crieo book 2)
A gray-painted sky splashed over the dawning of a new day in Thurston. The ground was freshly minted with the first snow of winter,...
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Jason Haskins
Dec 25, 20224 min read
Holly, jolly: the Christmas letter, 2022 A.D.
Speeding headfirst down a snow-covered hill, front side firmly pressed against the wood panels of a Flexible Flyer sled, pieces of snow...
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