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#TBT: #Screenwriting: What Classic Shows Mean For Me As a Writer
I am sort of a classic television show junkie. I know quite a bit about shows from the 50s – 90s, but mostly, the 70s and 80s is where my heart is. I am currently participating in a military … Continue reading
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Tagged classic, classic shows, ideas, movies, new shows, nostalgia, old shows, One Day at a Time, retro, screenwriting, screewriter, shows, television shows, throwback, Throwback Thursday, Thursday, TV, TV shows, writer, writing
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#Writing: Just ONE Of The Places I Stay Prepared To Write
Before my family and I moved to Texas, we lived in North Carolina. My wife and I are in the Army and were stationed at Fort Bragg. We lived in Raeford, which was about a 35-40 minute drive from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Army, author, base, book, books, car, drive, driving, helpful, ideas, light, long drive, love, love writing, North Carolina, notepad, passenger, passenger seat, pen, pencil, poems, poet, poetry, post, screenwriter, screenwriting, seat, signal light, Texas, traffic light, write, writing, years
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