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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 32nd: A Donkey by Any Other Name
I think, as writers, it is way more important to have a good book club than it is to have a writer’s group, to whit, because you can learn so damn much about writing without emotional attachment and insecurity about your own writing getting in the way. Continue reading
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Tagged book club, donkey, e-litter-rati, god, Highlander, squishy, stephen pressfield, universal divine, War of Art
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 31st: Wishing and Cat Skinning
Maybe it doesn’t matter at all that they find the truth of their Art and chase the dream some other how. Perhaps I’ll just like the product as something created by funny, original, literate minds. Continue reading
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Tagged #writerswednesday, #writerwednesday, #ww, Banff Media Festival, book club, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, cocoverse, Dave Moses, Deb Norton, fake film fest, finger puppets, Ink Canada, Kat Montague, laws of writing, Sequoia Hamilton, stephen pressfield, the war of art, tiff, Toronto Screenwriter's Conference, VIFF, WIFT, Yorkton
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 16th: Mental Dust Bunnies and What Happened to the Pickles
The other idea came out of my crazy fan jealously and the Producer laughing at my extremely polite on the surface smackdown with another crazy Canadian Tenor’s fan. Continue reading
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Tagged alien PM, book club, canadian tenors, cheese, Cossack, duder, dust bunnies, elitteratti, guitar, guitar teacher, Hugh Laurie, pickles, po, producer, R-rated, Rain Girls, Shadow's Gather, short script, squish, Stephen Fry, The Geography of Bliss, wine club, Writer's Guild of Canada, Your Brain on Music, your name sir
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog The Sixth: Coming back to Papa.
So the selector of the book this month, is as it turns out a fan of Hemmingway, which I am in fact not. A little too adamantly not as it turns out as I opened my big fat gob and dumped all over it at length. Continue reading
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Tagged #writerwednesday, #ww, #ww Laureate, @raingirls, A Farewell to Arms, aha, big moments, book, book club, books, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, cocoverse, CSSC, discourse, drama, Ernest Hemmingway, Hemingway, Lisey’s Story, savager, script contest, Snows of Kilimanjaro, Stephen King, Top 10, TV writing, writers, Writing
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