Heather Taylor discusses some tips she’s employing working on writing for graphic novels. The decision to make a graphic novel to accompany my web series Raptured wasn’t one I was expecting to make. In fact, it all came from a conversation with an artist who loved comics and wanted to get back into drawing again. Read MoreRead More
Neil Richard Gaiman is an English author of short fiction, novels, comic books, graphic novels, audio theatre and films. Here, in this address to a 2012 graduating class, he outlines some advice to people going into the creative fields. Say “no” to projects that take you further from rather than closer to your own creative Read MoreRead More
The BitterScriptWriter took on puppet form to set out a 12 steps to completing your screenplay. View the Playlist on YouTube Read More
Screenwriter Alan Loeb (Just Go With It, 21, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) talks about the pitfalls that befuddles many new writers.
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Nora Ephron reflects on her career in this interview for Authors Magazine from December, 2010.Read More
Science fiction author Ray Bradbury regales his audience with stories about his life and love of writing in “Telling the Truth,” the keynote address of The Sixth Annual Writer’s Symposium by the Sea in 2001, sponsored by Point Loma Nazarene University.Read More
What makes a memorable catchphrase? Science went hard to work to find the answers.Read More
Must suffering be inherently tied to Art? Elizabeth Gilbert, the author of “Eat, Pray, Love”, reflects on how she deals with her creativity after having a hugely successful best seller and how to manage expectations.Read More
Patrick Kirkland pens this take down about writer’s block, the false sense of inability that is only inside your head. Finish reading the article, and go write already.
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Seth Gorden, director of Horrible Bosses, pontificates on five tips to make that R-rated comedy really stand out.Read More
Featured on mtvU, the infamous creators of South Park: Matt Stone and Trey Parker, surprise a freshman class of writers at NYU and dispense some great writing advice.Read More
There’s a difference between over writing descriptions and gracefully creating the worlds in which your scenes occur. The difference may also be the key to making your script sizzle.Read More
