Sunday, March 26, 2017

Jim's Brand New Play

TO SUFFER THE WALTZ is my new four character, full-length play about F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald.  It shows how the love of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald survived despite multiple debilitating horrors.
The play centers on a psychiatrist’s office, where the characters try to determine whether Zelda can be discharged from the mental institution.  From there the action bursts forth into satellite scenes which dramatize the couple’s successes, their overindulgences, their illnesses, and their tragedies—but mostly their enduring love for each other.
The two non-major characters (the psychiatrist and his secretary) also portray Ernest Hemingway, Scott’s mistresses, Zelda’s lover, and her parents.
Find it right on my Author Page

Friday, March 10, 2017

Great Minds Think Alike

Willy Loman:  "I get such thoughts, I get such horrible thoughts."
Bob Dylan: "I got a headful of ideas that are driving me insane."
The Dude: "Lot of strands in ol' Duder's head."

Thursday, March 2, 2017

They laughed when I sat down at the keyboard.  What happened next astounded the musical world.

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

I call the one "Man With A Vision" or "Old-timer Gets Lost in the Woods"
Here I am at the Country Music Awards.  The affair was black and white but I showed up in full color.  Dolly can't take her eyes off me.  I've been told she was checking out my boobs.  Likewise I'm sure.  Merle is mad because I just told him that they DO smoke marijuana in Muskogee.