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My internet portal is BING. Each day BING showcases an image, static or moving, of some place or some thing about our planet. Pretty cool home page, one of the reasons I went to Salzberg. This day the image is a train station in Paris and since Paris train stations are pretty cool I navigated the "information" panes on the image, one of which linked to this book; Exercises In Style by Raymond Queneau. The book is 99 versions of the same scene and I found it interesting. While (I believe) there are limited ways to write a script scene, this book is interesting to read.

Here is the link to the online version, free.

https://books.google.co.il/boo.....ge&q&f=false
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Interesting and great point re scenes... And for some scenes 99 might not be far off if you include tinkering as you write and then the inevitable re-writes and any changes further down the line...


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