Suspense Magazine January 2010 by John Raab

I’m nearing a deal with a magazine on writing a serialized story There will be new contests on both this site and my Facebook Fan Club site at the end of the month (there will be plenty of books to win – from my personal collection) Received a positive response from one publisher on my short story collection – hopefully there will be more information coming soon! I”m still pitching movie ideas to a major film studio (obviously I can’t tell you which one right now) ‘Cake Batter’ film will go into production in the next two weeks. This website, in less than a year, has over 10K hits! Thank You! Nonetheless, there have been some things going on over the past week or so that I wanted to update you on. As you can imagine, this doesn’t exactly leave me with much awake and/or normal brain wave functioning time to do much on here. Among other reasons, this is because I have started a new part-time job over the past week and it’s on third shift.

Hopefully some where on a quiet street so when we shoot the end there will be very little traffic.Īs you can tell, website updates have been scarce as of late. Looking for an open layout that can accommodate lighting and long (distant) shots. He is confident he is next in line for promotion and digs in deep making every workday count. The situation is weighing in heavy with Mary. He is moving up in the company but with is comes the long nights at work. Husband to Mary Guthwright he is a hard workingman with loads of potential. Samuel Guthwright early 30’s finance professional. So, if you are in the Akron/Cleveland (Ohio) area (or anywhere if you’re willing to drive) and are interested in being cast as a male role or have a house (only in the Akron/Cleveland area) that Warren could use, feel free to hit him up at with an appropriate subject line.īelow is some more information on the two items. In addition, one of the settings isn’t as concrete any longer either. If you sent a submission in the month of February, you can expect to hear back from us within the next 7 – 10 days! If you submitted a piece in March, you should hear from us by no later than the end of April.I was recently informed by Warren Provencal of Shadetree Films that the male role for the film adaptation of my short story ‘Cake Batter’ has fallen through. So far, we have responded to all the submissions sent to us in January. We are reviewing the submissions as quickly and efficiently as we can. We’ve received a TON of amazing submission from many hard working writers, artists, and poets since opening up our reading period in January. I wanted to send out a quick update in regards to Thriller Magazine’s3rd issue.

Suspense Magazine January 2010 by John Raab