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Saturday morning with Connie Ockleman.

I love this moment in BRINGING OUT THE DEAD so much.

Enjoying the hell out of Gioacchino Criaco’s BLACK SOULS. Thanks to @wstroby & Tom Wickersham for the heads up.

Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham

Woke up early in a hotel room in Alabama and watched BETWEEN WORLDS, which is set in Alabama. Top tier Cage. A perfect start to the day.

Just picked this up & damn excited to dig in.

Connolly picked out a book on flower fairies from the little free library. This note’s on the first page. Pretty sure that last line says, “When I was playing a game with Harry something bad happened.”

RIP Seymour Cassel. One of the all-time greats.

First time watch. Wow.

Just watched Frank Borzage’s BIG CITY & fell hard for Luise Rainier, a two-time Oscar winner for Best Actress who I’d somehow never heard of before today. Spencer Tracy is great in it too. The movie is weird & wonderful—a screwball comedy mixed with a labor drama set against the backdrop of ‘30s NYC. I really loved it.

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Summer Shoveling

May 30, 2014William BoyleMemphis Magazine, Shoveling Out, William Boyle Leave a comment

My story, “Shoveling Out,” in the June issue of Memphis Magazine with a great illustration by Zach Rossman.

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