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How to Write a Road Runner Cartoon

You may have seen a photo floating about online recently. It’s a list of rules for writing Road Runner cartoons penned by Chuck Jones himself. However, this list was taken from his autobiography and is not representative of the rules they…

Mother X | Shot of Science Fiction

Aishvarrya had never field serviced a nun before. Mother Ximena Macrina Massa Tigre was one of the last of the New Desert Mothers, perched high in her mountain niche on the face of Mount Roots, two thousand kilometers east of Cape Horn. The…

#23 | John Murphy

In Episode 23 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison meets TV scriptwriter and former “Flying Squad” Detective, John Murphy. (Yes, like in The Sweeney). John tells Alison about being an Irish officer in the Metropolitan Police Force in…

Aphra Behn, Writer and Spy

Aphra Behn’s origins are mysterious, almost certainly because she wanted it that way. She was born around 1640, probably to parents of the professional class. Her father could have been a man named Cooper. Or he could have been a barber…

A Look Back At Some Great HeadStuff

When setting up our Patreon page, we wanted to highlight some of the writing that has had a lasting impression with us and our readers, and at the same time highlight the great team we have here at HeadStuff. We want to keep doing this…

How to Become a New York Writer

Just being able to retrace the same city blocks that so many famous writers traversed is enough to inspire the next great American novel. Of course, the city was more affordable back then and most writers had an uncanny way of financially…

34. John Connolly

We sit down with John Connolly, author of the Charlie Parker series of crime thrillers, and the wonderful The Book of Lost Things. Dave Hanratty, HeadStuff music editor, is on co-host duties. John Connolly episode: This conversation…