About Samuel Merrin
Samuel Merrin is a lifelong San Francisco resident and lifelong writer. Samuel Merrin has filled countless hours scrawling deep and meaningful personal thoughts onto the lined pages of wire-bound notebooks, only to revisit these notebooks years later and find them entirely useless and largely unintelligible. But Samuel Merrin is not one to be deterred. Samuel Merrin is a successful graduate of the San Francisco county public school system, and has also taken advantage of the fine educational resources of San Francisco City College and San Francisco State University.
Samuel Merrin finds writing to be the one place where he can truly express himself in a pure and unadulterated way. Sometimes readers of Samuel Merrin’s writings experience side effects, the most common of which are confusion, heart palpitations, anxiety, and overwhelming nausea. These side effects are rare, but do occur to those individuals whose eyes have the good luck to chance upon the words of Samuel Merrin.
Samuel Merrin is a dedicated blogger, an accomplished short story writer, and an aspiring novelist. Samuel Merrin thinks it would be awesome to write a play, but isn’t quite sure how one goes about that. It has been years since Samuel Merrin has even thought about going to a play, but sometimes movies starring Diane Keaton glamorize the playwriting process (Annie Hall, Something’s Gotta Give) and Samuel Merrin finds this inspiring. The irony of a glamorization of playwriting and stagework in a cinematic presentation is not lost on Samuel Merrin. Also, Samuel Merrin has a lifelong fascination with Diane Keaton, as she is continuously classy, beautiful, intelligent, clever, and fascinating to watch.
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My name is Samuel Merrin, and I am a writer with a dream. A dream to escape the tedious nature of my part-time job and explore the globe with only a notebook, a sharpened pencil, and the shoes on my feet. Actually, I’d just like to quit my job. But I do like to write.
