Posts by Robin Beery

Features, Film, Indianapolis
October 8, 2014
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A Slingshot to Take on Goliath

“What if just going to see a movie could help empty half of all the hospital beds in the world?”

by: | October 8, 2014
Features, Film, Indianapolis

“What if just going to see a movie could help empty half of all the hospital beds in the world?”

Fiction
September 15, 2014
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The Saboteur’s Gambit

“The young sleuths had often been in tight spots. But always their quick, cool thinking had enabled them to outwit their adversaries.” New fiction by Robin Beery.

by: | September 15, 2014
Fiction

“The young sleuths had often been in tight spots. But always their quick, cool thinking had enabled them to outwit their adversaries.” New fiction by Robin Beery.

Film, Reviews
September 4, 2014
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This Dynamic Opportunity

“Do you or anyone you know brush your teeth?” Sure. Everybody does.

by: | September 4, 2014
Film, Reviews

“Do you or anyone you know brush your teeth?” Sure. Everybody does.

Film, Reviews
July 26, 2014
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Let’s Get Lost?

“All maps, no matter how detailed, leave plenty of room for secrets.” Robin Beery reviews Trap Street, which appeared at the 2014 Indy Film Fest.

by: | July 26, 2014
Film, Reviews

“All maps, no matter how detailed, leave plenty of room for secrets.” Robin Beery reviews Trap Street, which appeared at the 2014 Indy Film Fest.

Punchlist
July 21, 2014
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Punchlist, Week of 7/21/14

This week’s listmaker: Robin Beery. Robin lives in Indianapolis and is a writer/producer at Well Done Marketing. As a writer and amateur philosopher, I’m always thinking. Sometimes I even think about my own thinking, and that’s when things can get messy. Brilliant, but messy. It’s like dipping peanut butter sandwich crackers in a jar of…

by: | July 21, 2014
Punchlist

This week’s listmaker: Robin Beery. Robin lives in Indianapolis and is a writer/producer at Well Done Marketing. As a writer and amateur philosopher, I’m always thinking. Sometimes I even think about my own thinking, and that’s when things can get messy. Brilliant, but messy. It’s like dipping peanut butter sandwich crackers in a jar of…

Editor's Picks, Punchlist
March 30, 2014
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Punchlist, Week of 4/31/14

“Soon, though, the temperatures will be averaging closer to the forties and fifties (above zero). We’ll remember that things like color exist, and birds. The world will be a little too enticing to pay attention to books for more than an hour at a time.” Robin Beery keeps your spring reading fresh.

by: | March 30, 2014
Editor's Picks, Punchlist

“Soon, though, the temperatures will be averaging closer to the forties and fifties (above zero). We’ll remember that things like color exist, and birds. The world will be a little too enticing to pay attention to books for more than an hour at a time.” Robin Beery keeps your spring reading fresh.

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