To Write or To Have Written, that is thequestion.

It’s been said that “actions speak louder than words.” That’s true for writing as it is in any other area of life. Some people claim that they want to be writers, but their actions tell a different story. I think that for some people, writing is not so important as it is to have written. [...]

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A Surprise Play is Begun

For the true beginning playwright, did you know that a play (or script) has basically three parts – character ID, dialogue and stage directions? Simple, I like that …
Last weekend my wife, daughters and I were sitting around our chimenea roasting hot dogs and toasting marshmallows one last time before our back-to-school-schedules get into full [...]

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Write a Play: Beginner’s Luck, Reticular Activator or Law of Attraction?

Have you ever noticed that after you make a decision to do something, oh, let’s say write a play, that things start to happen that will lead you to the successful completion of your goal or decision? Whatever you call it: beginners luck, your reticular activator (that’s the fancy name for the filter that’s between [...]

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