Archive: Writing category
I know I said I was going to do NaNoWriMo this year, and I did get 3600 words into the novel, but I'm bailing. It's not because I couldn't make time to finish it -- I could. It's not because I had any doubt that I'd actually ...
As most of you know by now, I've started publishing a magazine (Mormon Artist -- the second issue will be out in a week or so, by the way). Turns out there's a blog called The Red Brick Store (thanks to Liz for the heads-up), which ...
I've got two semi-largish writing projects on the horizon. The more immediate (and smaller) of the two is a 40–50 page one-act play for the playwriting class I'm taking, due Tuesday. (I'm about seven or eight pages into it so far.)
The more mammoth project is NaNoWriMo (National ...
Being a writer who loves telling stories, every once in a while I can't help but wryly think that my job is basically to tell lies. I could go around fibbing my heart out and call it career development, honestly. ;) I mean, what do I say when ...
I keep thinking I'm blogging almost every day, but then I look at the actual blog and realize I'm only posting one day in three. I must be getting old, the way my sense of time is completely fluid. Or maybe I'm getting more eternal.
Anyway, I was thinking ...
First off, thanks for all the feedback on the magazine. My inbox is sagging at the seams with responses, overwhelmingly positive ones for the most part. The print edition should be ready for orders by the middle of next week, which'll be nice because great as online stuff ...
I'm proud to announce that the first issue of my new magazine, Mormon Artist is now available!
I've been working on this for the last two months, though a lot of the work got done today (I've been working on it ...
I graduated a year and a half ago, and since that time I haven't taken any classes. That's going to change this Tuesday. Now that I'm full-time, you see, I get free tuition, and I can take up to six credits a semester. Being addicted to learning ...
I just finished uploading the video of Tree of Blood to Vimeo:
(Tree of Blood is my latest play, which was produced about a month ago.)
[tags]New Play Project[/tags]
In my last post I briefly mentioned the transformative power of stories, and so here's a little bit more of my thoughts about it. Except "transformative power" sounds too textbooky for me -- stories change people. There, that's simpler. :)
Not only do stories change people, but I don't ...
