Well, the life of the self-employed and self-motivated can be very much different from going to an office at given hours. Freeing in many senses, but then there are the other problems.read article
We at TVWriter™ honestly aren’t familiar with her work, so we need your feedback. Has this article nailed it, or are we falling for more of Huffpo’s manipulative fluff?
Let us know what you think. For reals.
by Lily Karlin
Television has never been an amazing source of three-dimensional female characters. For decades, the medium has relied on one-note stereotypes: the good girl, the temptress, the rebel, the know-it-all. But in the past few years, a new crop of shows — “The Good Wife,” “Orange Is the New Black,” “Transparent” — has emerged, showing that realistic women actually blur these lines.read article
I really like Goodreads. As a writer it offers lots of opportunities for exposure and interaction with readers, present and future and fans. And as a reader it offers lots of great new possibilities.
So if you haven’t visited before as a writer or a reader my might well say what’s all the excitement about?read article
So for all the people who googled me solely because of that fact, and ended up here, this is what you need to know;
I am forty four this year, which means that I was five when the Tom Baker Doctor Who adventure Terror of the Zygons first aired. I have a memory of it being utterly terrifying. And strange. And wonderful. And too much for my tiny mind to deal with.read article
No, not hooked on a feeling. Hooking the audience. Dammit!
by Peggy Bechko
AKA The How to Do It Syndrome
Okay writers, listen up.
How many times have you been told you can write a screenplay (or novel or whatever) if you just find the formula and follow the directions? How many times have you read articles and even books on the subject?read article
Television has never been an amazing source of three-dimensional female characters. For decades, the medium has relied on one-note stereotypes: the good girl, the temptress, the rebel, the know-it-all. But in the past few years, a new crop of shows — “The Good Wife,” “Orange Is the New Black,” “Transparent” — has emerged, showing that realistic women actually blur these lines.
