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Write There (Part II): Changing Gears as a Writer

Written on January 17, 2009 by Milli Thornton in creativity, critiques, fear of writing, genre, personal style, screenwriter, story, story-telling, writer, writing prompts, writing system

WHEN YOU’RE CHANGING as a writer, you might change in big, BIG ways—but certain things about your personal style might need to stay the same.
Currently, I’m in the second category mentioned in Write There (Part I): that of changing both genres and platforms.
For the past nine years, I’ve developed and expressed my style [...]

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Your Screenplay Sucks!

Written on November 14, 2008 by Milli Thornton in William M. Akers, book review, character, creative, dialogue, fear of writing, good writing, hero, movies, screenwriter, screenwriting, story, writer, your screenplay sucks

This post has been moved to my new blog, Screenwriting in the Boonies

Milli Thornton is the author of Fear of Writing: for writers & closet writers. Find out more about the book at http://fearofwriting.com. Visit her blog at: http://millithornton.blogspot.com.

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Your Screenplay Sucks! Part II

Written on November 14, 2008 by Milli Thornton in The Philosopher's Apprentice, The Way of Story, William M. Akers, bad guy, coffeehouse, feature films, market a screenplay, screenwriter, writer's journal, your screenplay sucks

This post has been moved to my new blog, Screenwriting in the Boonies

Milli Thornton is the author of Fear of Writing: for writers & closet writers. Find out more about the book at http://fearofwriting.com. Visit her blog at: http://millithornton.blogspot.com.

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