Bury the Hatchet
My Book
I recently releasd my book, Dreams in Transit through Smashwords, in order to make it available to more eReader formats. I am disappointed to report that I haven't made a single sale, and what's more, the people to whom I gave 100% off coupons didn't download the book either. That's the disappointing part.
My Son's Movie
One happy incident came out of the new release, however. I wrote a script based on one of the flash fiction stories in the book. Thanks to my son and his Turnstiles Productions, I now have a very short film based on the flash fiction story, "Bury the Hatchet."
My son directed, and he and a friend of his performed in the film based on my script. When I saw it, I realized that he might just have a future in movies. If he can do this well with my little script, imagine how he could do with a feature-length script.
He posted it on his YouTube channel. Take a look!
If after viewing our little movie, you are interested in reading the book, you can find it here: Dreams in Transit at Smashwords.
If you do watch the video, or buy my book, please let me know what you think!
Irene P. Smith is an author, programmer, and web designer. A former Contributing Editor to PC Techniques Magazine, she has written about computers and programming since 1989, and began publishing fiction in 2003. Irene lives in New York State, along the Delaware River, with her husband and son. She works in New York City and does most of her writing on the train during her daily commute.
You can also find Irene online at: irenesmith.com, on Facebook at: IrenePSmithAuthor or follow her on Twitter: @Story_Teller.
Hi Irene! I loved the movie short that Matt did and left a little note on YouTube for him :) Hopefully we'll be seeing more from him AND YOU soon!
Glad to see you're back! Woot Woot!
Thanks, Mere. I am so glad you liked it!
This is Off Topic but I can't respond to your original post. Oh! My Aching Head
It's the Reglan that stops your migraine. The Benedryl is just too keep you calm. For some reason, the IV version of Reglan is the only form that relieves migraines but it can also make you extremely agitated. Even to the point of having a panic attack in some cases.
So far the only place I've found to get a Regen/Benedryl drip is the ER which makes treatment expensive.
PS. I'll check out your book. :)
Thank you for the response, no matter where you posted it. That's interesting about the Reglan. It sure worked. Thank goodness it didn't give me a panic attack, only took away the pain. And, lucky for me, it hasn't returned.