Authoring & Playwriting

Closer by Patrick Marber, Anything Harold Pinter

Drama: Angels in America, August: Osage County, Doubt, War Horse, Rabbit Hole, Red, Proof, Seven Guitars, The Laramie Project, Glengarry Glen Ross, Our Town ... and everything by Martin McDonagh. Dramedy: The Humans. Classic: The Importance of Being Earnest. Comedy: Noises Off, The Book Of Mormon. Other: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

Yeah! Start buying pitch sessions here on Stage32. Join the Writer's Room. Don't waste time and money with competitions unless they're local. Find ways to produce it yourself.

Brilliant! Loved it!❤️

Thank you Nathaniel.

You're adorable. Keep writing!

Welcome, James. You're in the right place! Go ahead ask specific questions to the community here!

Great title and cover! What a shame I live in Helsinki, Finland, as I'd love to review the book!

If you search in the search engines like Bing.con, Google.com, Search.pch.com or other one for book reviewers, you will find several who can assist. You can earn rewards, win prizes and cash with these.

Thanks for the comments guys. Appreciate them, though don't necessarily agree with them all.

Juhani - do you write reviews or have a blog that you publish reviews through? If so, send me your email and I'll send you details of how to get a review copy.

Agree the blurb might need some work... It does mention the protagonist, and what he's having to do to protect what he values. He's battling a malevolent force. I read several of the Lee Child Jack Reacher blurbs. Not one of them made me interested in the book. Most, I felt, were over-long and over-revealing about the story.

I've searched for book reviewers - it's how I found those that specialise in horror. Just seems odd that not one of them has responded.

Revised blurb might be something like:

"Eric Barber investigates the legacy of his father, uncovering devastating family secrets and a malevolent force that haunts the village of Ropely. A force that seeks to destroy, in horrific, bloody and violent ways, his friends and all that he holds dear along with those that perpetuate the sins of lust and perversion. Eric must battle the evil and come to terms with his history in order to survive.

The astonishing sequel to The Roots of Evil. "

Your welcome. Checklist.com allow us to remain objective and not take it personal.

It's always super hard to get reviews - I'm struggling too. Once you make a connection in your genre the bloggers are great but they get so many review requests it can take ages to work through and get a reply. How about a blog tour?

I just entered this contest with my usual un-realistically high hopes. 2055 entries in last year's contest, so I think I won't hold my breath.

Romanticism is such a wide open field as the generic but iconic wide-open field of.running, embracing in the nature of flowers.

How can we detail and evolve from that.

Romanticism is the admiration of falling in love and the allure.

Romanticism is admiration.

Romanticism is the real fantasy..

Collaboration?

Do we romanticize the real into fantasy or do we fantasize the real?

Do we discuss differences of romance versus fancy.

How do we fancy & craft that conveyance?

Admiration, obsession, reality, fantasy, practicality, conveyance, do ability, one sidedness, two-sided-ness, connection, facade

Most important... what drives romanticism?

Look at one's hand and romanticize.

You see...

I am an introverted intuitive type. Interpersonal relationships are not my forte... I think in archetypes and macro themes. Often thinking while not thinking... if you understand.

This post is an attempt to find someone to round out my weak point... while perhaps my archetypal macro thinking can round out an extroverted sensing type.

...To create the big hit film everyone wants.

Thanks to everyone who considered my offer. :)

No takers... but maybe some other time.

Now I am off to building a pond and working on my farm for a few weeks.

Money offers and Lawyer to Lawyer rights negotiations. I think NY Times owns rights to published articles, regardless if Journalists are staffed or freelanced.

https://www.moviemaker.com/archives/series/cinema_law/cinema-law-adaptin...

NYT owns the rights to the article, but not to the story and it's fact. Do your own research, interview the people involved, and develop your own slants for your adaptation.