In this video, I talk about the importance of feeding the garden that is your art.
This is Alexandru, who is one of the first vampires Jonathan Harker meets in my novel “Dracula Theory.”
Moments From My Worlds: Alexandru from Dracula Theory
Jack Wallen talks about how he bridged William Shakespeare and the music of The Tubes together to create “A Midsummer Night’s Reap.”
Me And My Muse Episode 208
This is another monologue, based on my fEaR series (published by Devil Dog Press). This is the main character, Vega, talking about what caused the rise of cannibalism and what drove him to medicine.
Moments From My Worlds: fEaR
I wasn’t quite happy with the original take of this, so I did something tweaking. I’ve left both versions up, so you can compare what I’ve don with the two. It’s a study in subtlety.
Moments From My Worlds: Suicide Station
If you’re an artist who has ever asked the question, “Why bother?” Jack Wallen has the answer.
Me And My Muse Episode 207
This is a monologue of Victor Frankenstein’s from my novel “Frankenstein Theory,” performed by Jack Wallen.
Moments From My Worlds: Frankenstein Theory
In which I discuss my writing process from start to finish to help you evolve your own process into a more efficient and workable model.
Me And My Muse Episode 206
This time around I talk about a couple of creative ways in which I am marketing my books.
Me And My Muse: Episode 205
A monologue inspired by my fEaR series, in which a cannibal confronts his dinner.
Moments From My Worlds: fEaR
This is a monologue directly from my novel, fEaR2, performed by yours truly.
Moments From My Words: fEaR2
Here’s a new original monologue I wrote and performed, for the upcoming release of my gothic ghost novel, “The Ghosts of Brookhaven.”
Moments From My Worlds: Ghost of Brookhaven
Jack Wallen discusses ways to improve your character dialogue.
Me And My Muse Episode 204
In which I discuss one of the biggest challenges to being an artist. You might be surprised at what it is.
Me And My Muse Episode #203
In which the writer discusses how crucial it is for you to trust your editor.