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But Blondie, every published writer knows you gotta ask someone else to read it who you respect. Find out what they like. There's no other way of knowing. Not me, I'm reading Yeaster's and I owe six billion people reads. You know the craic. Keep on keeping on.
I know that, but I need more room than the 10 pages. Not to ruin anything, but without the extra pages, I can't properly explain what's going on and I guarantee someone would think what's happening involves zombies. Granted, I love my "zambehs", but it's not them.
I know that, but I need more room than the 10 pages. Not to ruin anything, but without the extra pages, I can't properly explain what's going on and I guarantee someone would think what's happening involves zombies. Granted, I love my "zambehs", but it's not them.
I've about at least three, maybe four possible stories with this scenario. I understand some stories are really just scenes, while others are vignettes and then there are the 2hr+ epics and trilogies just dying to be birthed. You gotta pick another story to fit within the given confines.
Does he scream? The GingerBread Man? Bleed? Does he summon gingerbread hordes to pour from the oven of Hades then surround and eat the flesh from the bones of the GBM biter?
Yes. Yes. No. He is the only seen human-sized Gingerbread Man out of the massive brick oven; the witch snaps off a piece of him and takes a nibble.
I know that, but I need more room than the 10 pages. Not to ruin anything, but without the extra pages, I can't properly explain what's going on and I guarantee someone would think what's happening involves zombies. Granted, I love my "zambehs", but it's not them.
Sometimes in horror, leaving a few things unexplained is a lot better. Over-explaining can be a bigger problem. If you feel you need to have one, hit it and move on.
I'll have something to submit. I like bits of it, and overall I think it'll be okay, but I'm going to take the cheap route of thinking that even finishing a script is a victory in itself.
I'll have something to submit. I like bits of it, and overall I think it'll be okay, but I'm going to take the cheap route of thinking that even finishing a script is a victory in itself.
Regardless of how shit it is.
Not cheap at all, a finished script is a victory! Even if it is shit, which I doubt it really is. As Mr C. said, we are all winners here. Getting a script finished in a week is an achievement.