Writer, know thyself
I love a good challenge. So much so, in fact, that I often set new challenges for myself. My favorite challenges are writing ones. So, when I was contacted by… Read more »
Tag: screenwriting
Challenge for a change
I like change. Perhaps too much. Sometimes I wonder if my family thinks I’m an uncomfortable person to be around. Take for example, my furniture. I can’t help but rearrange… Read more »
The little voice
You know how it is. You work, and work, and work some more. But since there’s always more that needs to be done, you feel you’ve accomplished nothing. I have… Read more »
The vote – sad, mad, and confused
Okay, I’ll admit it. I was sad, mad, and confused. We had the movie making class last night. Four scripts were up for the vote. Two by the instructor and… Read more »
Welcome to the GFP club
Now I know what the ‘Glutton For Punishment’ club is all about. I’m taking a class on movie-making. I don’t particularly want to make movies myself, but I do want… Read more »
On vacation from writing
I’m on writing vacation until the new year. That doesn’t mean I won’t do any writing, just that I’ll steer clear of those projects that are likely to suck me… Read more »
Switching gears
Writing a novel requires very different mind muscles than those needed to write a screenplay. Which is why I switch back and forth. To grow better, stronger writing muscles. At… Read more »
Head and heart
Adrenaline is running, unfettered and unrestrained, through my veins today. I think it’s because of a screenwriter’s workshop I want to attend in September. I sat down and meditated for… Read more »
Scripts and rewrites
I received coverage on my newest script, Haunting Engagement, the other day. I’ll admit it. When someone critiques my work my first, gut response is to be offended. “Why don’t… Read more »
Novel-writing muscles
The last novel I wrote took about four years. I don’t want a repeat of that so, to keep myself moving along at a good pace, I’ve set a goal… Read more »