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: izhilzha (izhilzha) wrote,
2007-11-01 15:09:00

izhilzha
izhilzha
2007-11-01 15:09:00

Mood: amused

Writers are the same everywhere

...and it's kind of fun to be reminded that we tend to be much more connected, these days, due to the Internets.

Over on a blog called The Artful Writer, screenwriter and Writer's Guild of America (west) member Craig Mazin has been keeping tabs on the negotiations between the WGA and the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers--including the now-imminent writer's strike.

In a comment to his latest post, a writer calling him/herself "Little Big Chicken" says that:

I miss writing already - but hey, isn’t November National Novel Writing Month!?!

There’s always the bright side…

Tongue-in-cheek and dark-humored, this one, but writer keep writing, whether they're selling or not.

Tags: los angeles, real life. wga(w), strike, writing

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Writers are the same everywhere

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