Posts Tagged: Long Writing
Even The Recent Past Is A Foreign Country
Posted by on Saturday, May 11, 2013 in - 10 comments
It is quite the thing to realize how almost, well, a bit dull this 1995 ad for Guinness is when seen 18 years later. But, it was not shown at the time due to the theme of the gay couple: • In 1995, an ad created by Ogilvy and Mather for the ever popular Guinness beer never made its way to the …
Book Review: Triplebock - Three Beer Stories, Evan Rail
Posted by on Monday, April 1, 2013 in - 1 comment
As I mentioned, our old pal Evan has written another ebook, Triplebock. So far, he has given us perhaps more sorts of writing than any other of voice in good beer. Because he is, you see, a pretty busy writer and, perhaps, a more diverse writer that most others as his bio Amazon.com reveals …
A Few Updates On New Long Writing About Good Beer
Posted by on Saturday, March 30, 2013 in - 3 comments
I write a lot for my job. Likely three-quarters of what I do is based on typing a lot of detail that needs to be relied upon. I like it. Think I am good at it. But I have to tell you that co-writing this quasi-fictional narrative on good beer with Max - the one that flies through time and space …
An Update On The Shared Works Of Writing
Posted by on Monday, February 18, 2013 in - 4 comments
Long writing is something that has nagged at me for much of my adult life. Unlike what you see on TV, most of what most people who, like me, work in the law spend most of the day reading and writing, searching for a more coherent argument or a weak point in the authority being relied upon. And it …
Wednesday's Beery Thoughts From The Sick Bed
Posted by on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 in - 3 comments
Kidney stones, a CT scan of my innards, visits to the ER as well as my GP not to mention a bunch of blood tests with a whack of other acronyms have literally put me off my beer. And not just because I have been reminded to be careful as we all should with the effects of malty goodness on our …
Having A Go At Beery Long Writing With Max
Posted by on Monday, January 21, 2013 in - leave a comment
I have a few things burbling away. First in line, as you know, Albany ale needs to be properly addressed - especially given Craig's more detailed research and clearer organization of the topic. Having stumbled upon the forgotten center of brewing of America before the lager invasion, it's worthy … read more »
