The Unuseful Hour

Here we are, already at the end of the story. I have a number of these 3-4 hour novellas that are adapted from feature screenplays. I call these audio versions Spoken Screenplays and I hope that the three episodes of Zero feel like a cinematic experience. The seventh story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Zero features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

The 21st century isn't getting more stable. We are not going back to a nostalgic normal. Change is the new normal, whether it's in a way as dramatic as this or more of the slow boil variety. I guess I really have to re-classify this podcast out of comedic fiction for the time being. Apologies for those looking for lighter fare. The seventh story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Zero features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

This story has been many years in the making. I originally conceived it over 20 years ago and pitched it to an executive at Paramount as a feature film. He was so enraged by the concept of a world without money that he ended the meeting. My producer told me to never mention this idea ever again in Hollywood. They love money too much. But now, in this age of worker empowerment and great resignations, I believe ZERO finally has an audience. This story depicts a world in which certain people have decided on dramatic action. It is up to you whether you decide to stand with them or any of the others whose views are represented in this tale. This isn't a call for revolution at all costs. This is a depiction of the costs. The seventh story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Zero features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

I had a nightmare one night about a vampire who still lived a boring day-to-day modern life. It became THE SEETHING. The sixth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, The Seething features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

Here it is, the final long chapters of Woe Is Me. I hope you have found the journey thrilling and edifying and fun. If so, keep an eye out for the next book in the series! Until then, here's a whole bunch of my other stories! The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

We all like collapse stories right now. And perhaps we should. There's widespread anxiety about the future and all our institutions appear ready to crumble. But stories like these aren't predictive. They're cautionary tales that remind us how terrible things can be if we make bad decisions. In this case, don't be a mystery man and leave the witches in their own dimension. The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

A little delay in the episode delivery pipeline. My heartfelt apologies. I blame the animators we hired in Korea. Perfectionists. Not like me. The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

Our heroes are in trouble now. But I don't like telling hopeless tales, even if it may seem like it from time to time. The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

Dark stories. Dark thoughts. But as Lacie and Mack realize, they can't make it through the day without hope. Even when all possible success has vanished and you are alone, you still cannot give up hope. Happy New Year. The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.

The storms are coming now. But in the real world it's a good thing. Or at least in California. We need this rain. The fifth story to be featured on the podcast THE UNUSEFUL HOUR, Woe Is Me features the writing and acting of DW Draffin, who has been doing both for a very long time.