30 Days of Development: Lindsay is writing every day for thirty days, and submitting every day for thirty days, and blogging about it every day for thirty days. Whew! Can she do it? Stay posted….
DAY FOUR
Writing: Spelling Bee Girl play, which is becoming about much more. Plays are all about questions and layers. Ask questions, [...]
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30 Days of Development: Lindsay is writing every day for thirty days, and submitting every day for thirty days, and blogging about it every day for thirty days. Whew! Can she do it? Stay posted….
DAY THREE
Writing: The Spelling Bee Play. The Breakfast scene. Three times.
Thoughts: I have limited time today, just enough to work [...]
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30 Days of Development: Lindsay is writing every day for thirty days, and submitting every day for thirty days, and blogging about it every day for thirty days. Whew! Can she do it? Stay posted….
DAY TWO
Writing: Still at the Spelling Bee play, which just a week ago I questioned my decision to spend this time [...]
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30 Days of Development: Lindsay is writing every day for thirty days, and submitting every day for thirty days, and blogging about it every day for thirty days. Whew! Can she do it? Stay posted….
DAY ONE
Writing: I recently completed a one act that made me go, ‘hmmmmm I think there’s more here.’ So my [...]
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The past three months have been about a lot of things other than writing for me. All good things: a lot of data collection, promoting Shout!, actually enjoying a summer. (The problem with enjoying a summer is that you start to get rather panicky when it starts to disappear…) But writing has definitely taken a [...]
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I am currently reading Life of pi by Yann Martel. The opening establishes how the writer went off to India to try and finish a book, and it just wasn’t happening - great characters, wonderful story, no spark. He describes the realization as ’something soul-destroying.’ And then he mails the failed manuscript to a fictional [...]
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The great satirical magazine The Onion printed a cute little piece about a dinner theatre changing the text of Death of a Salesman.
Read it here.
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