Monthly Archives: April 2017
ROMANCE Short Film of the Day: Ratri, by Krishnendu Sain
PITCH: Title: Ratri Written by: Krishnendu Sain Type: Short Screenplay Genre: Romance, Drama Logline: Ratri-an untold story of a girl is a dilemma between love and life. It’s a complete romantic flick between two strangers. But the love between then … Continue reading
ROMANCE TV PILOT of the Day: Will Date Won’y Date, by Stuart Wheeldon
PITCH: Title: Will Date Won’y Date Written by: Stuart Wheeldon Type: TV PILOT Genre: Comedy, Romance Logline: The ultimate ‘will they, won’t they’ romantic comedy series where lovelorn singles seek out their perfect mate with aid of their ‘will-date-won’t-date’ dating … Continue reading
ROMANCE Feature Film of the Day: ANGEL DOWN, by Ursula Wessels
PITCH: Title: ANGEL DOWN Written by: Ursula Wessels Type: Feature Script Genre: Supernatural action thriller / romance Logline: Angel Kael goes to earth to rescue his “fallen” brother and save the kingdom of heaven but then discovers his true identity … Continue reading
Reblog/Post: “How To Write Better Stories: Action”
Originally posted on Bound By Rosie:
Chapter 9, 10 & 11 of Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets teaches us a lot about great storytelling – and I was no J.K. Rowling fan when this started! Chapter 9…
Genre Police! Relying on Genre Terms in Werewolf Romance
Originally posted on Renni Acre:
I’ve been bringing my werewolf romance novel to a weekly writing group. Young adjuncts, stay-at-home mom’s, science professors, and recent retirees make up just some of the members, writing everything from religious poetry to YA…
Writing the Love Scene after a Break-up
Originally posted on Renni Acre:
He left town on a Saturday morning, three weeks ago. That afternoon I sat down to write the grand love scene: in which the fated werewolf mates claim each other forever and ever. I was…
The Truth About Edits
Originally posted on Capri Montgomery:
I actually don’t like editing. I do it because it needs to be done but I really hate doing it. Why? The short (not so short) answer is that once I finish writing a book…
