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Staff

Luke Goldstein – Managing Editor/Contributor

I’ve lived in the Northeast, Northwest and Southwest, so it is predetermined that I will retire like most older folks to the hurricane riddled land of Florida, thereby successfully avoiding entirely middle America. No real reason for it, just seem to live in a rectangular fashion. I originally moved down to Los Angeles to attend film school, which I did, but during that time I found my longtime passion for writing outweighed all other film making aspects. I definitely enjoy acting, directing and editing, but writing is an outlet for me that compares to having a completely separate body, one that has no limitations, no boundaries, no fear. That fascination with the written word extends to all forms of writing, novels (currently writing my second one and trying to publish the first), short stories, spoken word/poetry (performed throughout last year in various spots), screenplays (also writing the second one and trying to get actors attached to the first), and on and on.

You can also look at my other projects and works over at lukegoldstein.com.

Erin Klinthong – Content Editor

Hi. I hate filling in “About me” blurbs, so bear with me. I’m all sorts of opposite with Luke. He’s a guy, I… am not a guy. I’m a comma whore, whereas he’s trying to stop being a comma whore. He ended up in LA, I started in LA, and haven’t lived outside of California… yet. Oh, the comparisons–I could go on for days, but I’ll leave it at that.

I edit the reviews and/or stories that appear on this blog. I’m much more of a reader than a writer (quite doubtful that you’ll ever see me as a contributing writer), but I’m dandy at tightening other people’s copy. I love to read, watch TV, and have been known to geek out about certain things. Don’t get me started on Manu Ginobili, Pandora, or gadgets; I can wax pretty enthusiastically about them. I’m easily amused and have a healthy dose of sarcasm, and a gift for understatement. Aside from that, what else is there to say?