And so I continue to empty. And empty and empty and empty and empty and empty. In order for me to work on anything even vaguely script related, I need clear space, both on the desk and around it, and that’s honestly been one of the hardest hurdles to overcome recently (creatively speaking). I’m not … More The Writer’s Den: Desk
When was the last time you looked through the sites you follow? Feel free to join in and link back to this post! Maybe I’ll discover some new blogs along the way… Otherwise, stick around, you might find something new! nanacathydotcom For all things woolly and Yorkshire…y, Cathy’s site is honestly like a virtual crafter’s café. … More Sunday Round Up #25
When was the last time you looked through the sites you follow? Feel free to join in and link back to this post! Maybe I’ll discover some new blogs along the way… Otherwise, stick around, you might find something new! When Do I Get the Manual? In the spirit of new year, what better way to … More Final Feat: Sunday Round Up #24
Every story begins differently. Sometimes it’s an image. Sometimes you’re led by a character. Sometimes, if you’re really lucky, you might already have a plot from start to finish (this is the rarest, so consider it the holographic Charizard of the literary world: not many people have it, and those that do won’t let you … More The Playwright’s (unofficial) Guide: Putting It All Together
| Workshopping Every story begins differently. Sometimes it’s an image. Sometimes you’re led by a character. Sometimes, if you’re really lucky, you might already have a plot from start to finish (this is the rarest, so consider it the holographic Charizard of the literary world: not many people have it, and those that do won’t … More The Playwright’s (unofficial) Guide: Dialogue
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