Archive for October 16th, 2010
by problembear when you are writing a script it is imperative that characters are well drawn and understandable to the audience. but that is not enough. if there is no tension or if the opposing characters are not evenly matched it is boring and too predictable and people soon lose interest. now that payday lenders [...]
by lizard When I stopped in to Shakespeare & Co. last weekend, I was surprised to see a new book of poems (titled Thin Kimono) by Montana author Michael Earl Craig. As I was purchasing the book I asked Garth if Michael would be reading any time soon from his new collection. Apparently the reading [...]
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