Jason Haskins

Stories, whether they are written as a novel, a short story, as poetry, in a play or screenplay, or even spoken on your favorite podcast have an integral part in our society. In doing my own writing, I have dabbled in the various forms mentioned above. Focus sometimes drifts, different ideas pop into the mind, and before I know it, I'm off onto another project, leaving more than a handful behind. (Only to be attacked at a later date.) Telling stories in a variety of formats c

If I had any sort of photoshopping abilities, I'd remove the date from this photo. I don't even know how it--oh. Hi there. Didn't see you come in. Please, have a seat. It's a week early for the monthly update. You can check back here next week for that. This post today is a quick blurb to let you know of a festival I've been asked back to for the third year. HomeGrown Theatre is presenting BLiP: The Dog Days of Summer 10-Minute Play Festival. The night of play readings takes

On June 30th, my new ten-minute play The E-6 Debacle will premiere as part of HomeGrown Theatre's BLip Reading Series. The event will be held at Rediscovered Books in Boise, ID at 7 pm. The event is free (donations are welcomed). Playwrights include: Heidi Kraay, Evan Sesek, Erin Marie Chancer, and Dakotah Brown, among others. With a festival theme "The Dog Days of Summer", I decided to take a leap into the world of baseball for this brand new, performed for the first time,