Welcome to Brazen Careerist!

The Lakota man at Pine Ridge told me almost fifteen years ago, "Your future's in fiction, my friend!"

My creativity coach, Justin Stark, who works under the considerable aegis of the esteemed writer, creator, coach and licensed family therapist, Dr. Eric Maisel, has recently reiterated that, more important than returning his emails, more important even than creating new content, is finding and joining a writers group.

Too bad he didn't say anything about FORMING one! Ha Ha! Got you there, Stark!
And who better to find, to join, to form with than Associated Brazen Writers? Aka Able Bodied Writers? Aka, Ah, Brazen Writers!

I’m happy to lead this group. Of course, given my peripatetic intellect, I could lose steam in two Tuesdays.
But I doubt it. I need to write my fiction more than my fact.
My fiction is my fact, as my fact is my fiction.
And methinks it’s the natural bridge from recommending great fiction to writing it. Also, it’s my second earliest true aspiration, after “comedian.”
So, as Hound Dog Taylor was wont to say, “Now, and let’s have some fun!”
Of course, fiction writing isn’t always fun: Have you ever read Kafka? And we all know there’s no money in it. But Writing Coach Stark says I need to join a group, so form one I will!
Surely, some of you’d like to join.
Perhaps Penelope herself can give sex-scene writing tips.

Reminds me of the story of the pro bono mohel (rabbi who performs ritual circumcisions):
"He only took tips!"
Lurid, provocative, Brazen. Quite probably comic, for the write audience.

That'd be us.