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Ep124: From Screenwriter to Published Author with Jane Rosen

Ep124: From Screenwriter to Published Author with Jane Rosen

FromWriter Craft Podcast


Ep124: From Screenwriter to Published Author with Jane Rosen

FromWriter Craft Podcast

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Length:
62 minutes
Released:
Aug 2, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Show Notes: Jane's local bookstore: McNally Jackson, Seaport location  May release: On Fire Island On Fire Island Spotify playlist Her first book was translated in ten languages Sold first screenplay (optioned three times; never made the film) Fired from own idea (reworked it 10 times) Eliza Starts A Rumor optioned by NBC (someone else is writing T.V. show) Nine Women One Dress (novels get made into movies faster than screenplays do); has been optioned twice. On Fire Island was a script first and then novel. "Novice" = when you write a screenplay and add descriptions of place and characters; that's some else's job.   Phoebe Cates (Kevin Kline's wife) is first reader     Wants to try write stage play. One book a year, so it'll have to wait. Writing books is best thing to do during a writer's strike. "Chat GPT didn't go to fat camp." (Favorite picket sign.)   Crafting the perfect sentence feels really good. It's fun to write a metaphor.  It's my own, as opposed to the screenplay which isn't yours anymore.   Chaos creates a distraction lets me think. Write first rough with noise. Editing needs quiet. (For the polish.)   Start early morning (no minutia) can do for hours. Use the clear mind. Map out the story on notecards but then don't look at them again. Woman's life falls apart trope (Seven Summer Weekends takes place back on Fire Island.)   Map out the story on notecards but then don't look at them again. Woman's life falls apart trope (Seven Summer Weekends takes place back on Fire Island.)
Released:
Aug 2, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Welcome to the Writer Craft Podcast, a show about creativity and craft. Remember when you told your sister stories in the night, snuggled under the covers of your waterbed? Or read books from the public library that delighted you? And now you’ve written your own novel. But will it change someone’s life? Is it a good enough book? Does it even work on the story level? On the Writer Craft Podcast, we help authors stay motivated and inspired, finish their books, and show them how to analyze and diagnose areas of challenge in their manuscripts once it's written.