Are you published? I wish! I think that maybe once you get your foot in the door and get one play published that you're prone to feeling more positive about your skills - thus, you write more freely and more often.
I've been pushing "Oh, Baby, Baby!" the most. It's been workshopped twice, edited, analyzed and re-edited. It's ready, baby! But yet, it's been rejected repeatedly. It's in the hands of yet another publishing house. Please, keep your fingers crossed (anyone reading this) that they'll accept it. I believe that one acceptance letter will jump-start me onto the road of frequent writing. It will be, well, acceptance. Affirmation. An indication that I'm maybe doing the write thing. Sorry, couldn't pass up that pun.
Sat down tonight, with the laptop, started working on Callbacks. Could find NO inspiration. Went instead to Reds' Revenge. Oh, boy, the ideas flow on that one.
Is it unrealistic to write a sequel?
I've been pushing "Oh, Baby, Baby!" the most. It's been workshopped twice, edited, analyzed and re-edited. It's ready, baby! But yet, it's been rejected repeatedly. It's in the hands of yet another publishing house. Please, keep your fingers crossed (anyone reading this) that they'll accept it. I believe that one acceptance letter will jump-start me onto the road of frequent writing. It will be, well, acceptance. Affirmation. An indication that I'm maybe doing the write thing. Sorry, couldn't pass up that pun.
Sat down tonight, with the laptop, started working on Callbacks. Could find NO inspiration. Went instead to Reds' Revenge. Oh, boy, the ideas flow on that one.
Is it unrealistic to write a sequel?
3 comments:
besides, who doesn't want to see more of those Reds? ;)
The Magenta crowd would be all over a sequel, I'm sure. Why not? Go for it!
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