The To Do List

Friend and Episode 3/4 guest David James Keaton’s novella Zee Bee & Bee is now available in e-book format on Amazon. It’s only a buck, so buy it. If you’re like us and you wanted to hear more from David after his epic TDL appearance, you can hear him on the Booked. podcast.

If enough of you pony up for the book, maybe we can finally convince him to do some “man on the street” reporting for us.

In part 2 of our interview with writer David James Keaton.  We talk about home medical exams, Dave’s testicle-themed screenplay idea, dreams, and the wedding typewriter incident.

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David James Keaton’s fiction has appeared in anthologies such as Deadcore, Dark Highlands, and The Death Panel, as well as in Dark Sky, Plots With Guns, and Thuglit, among others. His prison story “Schrödinger’s Rat” is forthcoming in Needle: A Magazine of Noir.

He received his MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Pittsburgh and is also the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Flywheel Magazine and a full-time closed captioner. He has recently completed his first novel for which he is seeking representation and can be contacted via email. He has scribbled enough pages for five books and is constantly rewriting three screenplays; a prison movie, a thriller, and a western, simultaneously adapting them into novels. He realizes this method is probably backwards.

In this episode we feature our second guest, writer David James Keaton.  We talk about improving your Google ranking, closed captioning pornography, anti-road rage tactics, Dave’s story about the Erie Collar Bomber, and lifesaving.

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David James Keaton‘s fiction has appeared in anthologies such as Deadcore, Dark Highlands, and The Death Panel, as well as in Dark Sky, Plots With Guns, and Thuglit, among others. His prison story “Schrödinger’s Rat” is forthcoming in Needle: A Magazine of Noir.

He received his MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Pittsburgh and is also the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Flywheel Magazine and a full-time closed captioner. He has recently completed his first novel for which he is seeking representation and can be contacted via email. He has scribbled enough pages for five books and is constantly rewriting three screenplays; a prison movie, a thriller, and a western, simultaneously adapting them into novels. He realizes this method is probably backwards.

Since we’ll be talking to David James Keaton about his work “Zee Bee & Bee” from the collection Deadcore: 4 Hardcore Zombie Novellas in Episode 3, I figured I would give you a little zombie amuse-bouche to whet your appetite.

Check out this neurobiological explanation of zombism. Enjoy!