This time around, our favorite cartoonist-philosopher, Grant Snider, talks about an affliction common not only among writers but also other creatives, and, for that matter, just about everyone. And guess what – he’s got a cure.
More of Grant Snider’s sensitive perception of humanity and creativity at Incidental Comics, HERE
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The singing duo of Sonny and Cher still resonates with Baby Boomers in a way that can seem quite a mystery to later generations. Here’s our fave Classic TV historian, Herbie J Pilato, to explain.
When it comes to vintage comedy-variety shows headlined by pop-music stars, before Tony Orlando and Dawn, Donny and Marie and the Captain and Tennille, there was Sonny and Cher.
Breezy, brazen and groundbreaking, The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour started it all.
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When Nathan Bransford offers advice, we listen. In case you’re wondering why, here he is once again with an unconventional but to the mind of this TVWriter™ minion brilliant take on the age-old platitude to “show don’t tell” in your writing.
by Nathan Bransford
“Show don’t tell” is simultaneously some of the best and worst writing