Around 2009, I did my first real watch of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. It quickly became my favorite Star Trek series, and I’ve gone through it two more times since. The legendary, spoiler-free Puffin.net Deep Space 9 Viewing Guide has been a companion every time. I think the guide is a valuable tool for […]
Westin Lee does not exist.
I’m the author books like Wicked City and Tellermoon, and I write video games and TV and movies.
I also direct films and cohost a podcast about Nintendo Power magazine.
I do not exist in Los Angeles.
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Tellermoon
Sci-fi space opera novel. Space battles, adventures in the unknown, and cadets who are Very Online.
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I Love I Love the 80s
Remember remembering the 80's? This hot new show comments on commentary from VH1's 'I Love the 80's.' Short comedy series.
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Now You’re Playing with Podcast
Co-hosts Brett Sheriff and Westin Lee go through every issue of Nintendo Power magazine in this comedy gaming podcast.
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Wizard’s Corner
A talk show hosted by wizards. My grandmother's favorite. Channel 101 Prime Time comedy series.
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Wicked City
A dystopian epic for dreamers and liars. Dark YA science fantasy novel set in a strange city ruled by the accomplished.
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DTM: Dennis the Menace
Behind the scenes marketing materials for my short-lived CW show back in 2014. Short comedy series, featured as a Channel 101 Hot 30.
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Armitage Chronicles: Armageddon Rising
A 60 second sci-fi action film made in quarantine. One-man epic masterpiece.
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Sam Erases His Own Memory
Solipsistic action-comedy Channel 101 Pilot. Amnesia man chased because of secrets he can't remember? Ok!
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Chex Mix – The Bag That Has It All
Spec commercial directed from a script by legendary copywriter Kate Lummus.
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Apocalypse Twins
2010s Funny or Die sci-fi/comedy/horror webseries. Twin brothers confront a different apocalypse in every episode.
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From the Blog
November 24, 2021
Arcane – 10 lessons from the Netflix show
Just finished watching the first season of Arcane on Netflix and…I was surprised how much I absolutely loved what is ultimately: a video game adaptation of a game that I played for years that I couldn’t remember two story or lore beats from* So perhaps, just like I did with Neon Genesis Evangelion, we can […]
October 30, 2021
Review: Ichor Falls by Kris Straub
I’m bad at spooks. Case in point, I didn’t even know Kris Straub was an internet horror icon until 2018, and I’ve known about the guy since like 2004. I’m not much better at Halloween. I have been known to assemble a costume, sometimes a monstrosity of my own design (see below), but I don’t […]
October 8, 2020
Writing the Perfect Fight
I’ve become somewhat known as a person who writes solid action, so I thought I’d share some thoughts on ‘fight scene theory’. In other words, what do I think I know about how to make fights in stories dramatic and compelling? This theory is the result of a process I call ‘modeling’ – that is, […]