Author: Terry

Born with a perfectly sharpened pencil in my hand, I discovered the fun of placing words on a blank page, cutting and pasting them in different places, and adding all sorts of other writing implements to the mix. And then I discovered computers and screenplay formatting. In the world of me, I am still a child, delighting in the joys of creativity.

Theresa Wiza: New TV Shows Not Yet Made

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Ever since I first watched The Dick Van Dyke Show, I have wanted to write for television. I wanted to be part of a team that would mold the characters everyone else would either love or hate. I wanted the camaraderie of writing buddies. I wanted to recline on couches or walk around the office drinking coffee and brainstorming sensational ideas. I wanted to create at least one television show that would result in phenomenal success. read article

Do Good Writing Skills = Good Writing?

Our friend Theresa Wiza has been writing about things other than writing recently (can you imagine that?), but we found this post of hers at WritingCreatively.Org that sings to us oh-so sweetly:

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by Theresa Wiza

Recently I was forced to ask myself this question: Do good writing skills equal good writing? What prompted the question was a blog I read from a writer who reached into my soul and tugged at my heart so completely, I found myself immersed in the spirit of her words. Because of her writing, I began to notice the emotional impact of other writers and of myself. read article