Bob Greenberger

Terry Moore's How To Draw 2026 Lessons for the New Artist and the Seasoned Veteran

I just backed @terrymooreart.bsky.social's How To Draw 2026 on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/ter...

Free Fiction, Round Nine — The Chain Story For our ninth offering of free fiction, we invite you to enjoy two stories. The first is Aaron Rosenberg’s epic The Cursed Cuff, and the second is Robert Greenberger’s captivating Of Nightmares & Jewels.

The Chain Story Project, spearheaded by Mike Stackpole, offers up sneak peeks from Thrilling Adventure Yarns 2026 with stories from me and Aaron Rosenberg. The Crazy 8 Press Kickstarter campaign for the book will launch next month.

I'll be at @baltimorecomiccon this weekend, moderating panels and being a panelist, plus wandering around seeing old friends. Here's my schedule.
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Over at the blog, I celebrate 45 years of marriage and realize my regrets are professional ones. bobgreenberger.com/2...

Wish I saved it. Wish I saved a lot of the old files like PK did.

Yep. I was involved in writing the Suicide Squad pitch because Les Moonves at CBS was interested.

Over at the blog, I salute Rocky Horror's 50th anniversary. bobgreenberger.com/2...

Feel better!

I have cracked 2000 followers, which thrills me. Welcome to all, hope I can make it worth your while.

Over at the blog, I note that very quickly things have settled into the usual routine. bobgreenberger.com/2...

Oh my, yes to Bunheads.

Over at the blog, I share some frustrations about the school year and being able to write. bobgreenberger.com/2...

You won't regret getting back to it. Great show.

Over at the blog, I recount how week one at school went. Bottom line: pretty good. bobgreenberger.com/2...

What We Can Learn From Superman Defeating the KKK My book Lessons in Magic and Disaster has been out for a week now, and I’ve been so thrilled with the response so far. Bookseller Rowan Julian with The Novel...

If you don't subscribe to @charliejane.bsky.social's newsletter, this past edition is a fascinating and depressing/hopeful look at how Superman helped defeat (for real) a generation of the KKK. buttondown.com/charliejane/...

This was open only to members of the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers members. Sorry.

Free Fiction, Round Five — The Chain Story For the fifth story in the Chain Story Project, we’re pleased to welcome Joan Marie Verba and her story, Fragments of a Sorcerous Crown .

The Chain Story Project has just released its fifth round of free fiction.

Please download, enjoy, like and especially share. (Sharing means the world to the Chain Story Project. Thank you.)

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Word mark? You mean the logo? That was Todd Klein and Neal Pozner.

It was not secret he harbored dreams of writing films, but after a while, he never sold much and settled for the steady paycheck. Even when coworker George Kashdan started writing the 60s cartoons, Murray never wrote one (don't know if he even tried).

Over at the blog, I look at reading for the new year, both in high school and college.

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How l spent my last day before the academic year begins: reviewed MICA story pitches then finished a book for the Faculty Book Club. I also indulged in the final episode of Poker Face S2, the latest Star Trek: SNW (great), and the first episode of Peacemaker (wild). Very relaxed.

Over at the blog, I lament the end of Summer Break while recapping my wonderful two-week vacation. bobgreenberger.com/2...

Over at the blog, I explain how I need to shift gears, going from writer back to educator among other details from the week just ended. bobgreenberger.com/2...

I've been interviewed a lot lately, and over on the blog, I present a roundup for anyone interested in hearing me talk about Superman. bobgreenberger.com/2...

Nice haul. I really liked Outlaw.

I just got my copy, how did you have time to read it already?

In 1984, it was me, Alan, and Karen. Later, I moved into an office as editorial coordinator. When we moved to 1325 Ave of the Americas, I definitely at one end and Alan the other until he left.

I don't think I knew this tale.

Everything but Turok; the Gold Key comics never seemed to show up at my newsstands.

Over at the blog, I recount a packed week beginning with a con and ending with yearbook training. bobgreenberger.com/2...