My play.

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  1. Jackson Riddle profile image49
    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    Just was happy to realise I have a reached 15,000 words in  play I have been writing. However, I am not sure how much of this is actually just the characters names at the start of every line.

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    poetlorraineposted 14 years ago

    success is success in any form it takes, well done

    1. Jackson Riddle profile image49
      Jackson Riddleposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, i find if I leave it for a week I then write for a couple of nights in a row then leave it for a while. THis way I am always writing "fresh" content.

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    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    I can't stop writing my play smile. I want to share it with people but at the same time I don't, just in case I want to get it published someday (if it's good enough anyway).

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      Jackson Riddleposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Going to have a good writing session when I come back from my twighlight run, I really want to share what I have written but at the same time don't think it would be beneficial in any way.

    2. wrenfrost56 profile image57
      wrenfrost56posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I often feel like that with my work. on one hand I can't wait to get it out there and then on the other I am a little aprehensive. Well done, plays are really difficult to write. I have several half attempted scripts lying around!

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        Jackson Riddleposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        Nice I start one, finish it, start a new one, then go back to the old one etc etc

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          wrenfrost56posted 14 years agoin reply to this

          What kind of plays do you write and what are you going to do with them when they are finished?

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            Jackson Riddleposted 14 years agoin reply to this

            I have been writing 'modern' style plays like 'Waiting for Godot' if I would have to compare it to anything, with maximum dialogue and little to no 'queus and directions' so that it really feels like a fluid conversation between the characters. I do hope to get it published someday, I know I like the style but I'm not sure how willing publisers would be but I'm positive that I will publish it someday even if it means self-publishing (preferably not though). To discribe it most here is a brief passage from the play but I must swear that I am not going to reveal any more of it.

            Person 1:Is that a question?

            Person 2:Yes.

            Person 1:You’re quite adamant it is question?

            Person 2:Is that a question?

            Person 1: On the same grounds yours is a question.

            Things like that. This part is a dialouge between two, I left out the names on purpose just in case of 'hindsight' somehow.

            1. wrenfrost56 profile image57
              wrenfrost56posted 14 years agoin reply to this

              Sounds cool, good luck!

  4. Jackson Riddle profile image49
    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    Cheers, thanks.

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    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    I feel so good when I start writing.

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    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    I haven't cried in ages but my eyes started to water when I began writing something in my play. Nothing worth crying over though, I can't believe that I am connected that much with my characters.

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    Jackson Riddleposted 14 years ago

    Unfortunatly I have succumbed too much to writing about nothing. The play which I am currently writing now (in my eyes, if I can say so myself) is coming along quite nicely. However I would like to dabble in something else. I felt writing 'I am Tram' was a good starting point but I am failing to think of plots adequate to write about or to become novel worthy.

    I've read lots of things on how to plot novels etc etc but I really think that getting the first idea is very hard.

    Any ideas on how I could get started?

 
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