Don't That Just Say It All...
Writer's Quote of the Week
"Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is like asking a lamppost how it feels about dogs."
-Christopher Hampton
this was snagged from http://www.crimeandsuspense.com/
This isn't my sentiment for the people that have read my work, every criticism that I've received has had a whole lot of truth in one way or another, behind it. There's only one piece of work that I am completely attached to and consider to be my magnum opus. No one has read that so far except my wife.
I agree with this sentiment in that when you go to a particular movie or read an outstanding novel where you can literally see the heart and soul put into the work, only to later see a critic dismiss it with a mere wave. It is far easier to tear a house down than to build or design it.
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2 Comments:
Hey WP!
Can I just say I love my link? Luuuuuv it. Rabbits... classic.
Hey SW, thanks for stopping by and dude, your picture should be next to the definition of "prolific" in the Merriam-Webster's online dictionary.
And you placing in the Top 100 of the Screenwriter Dig Contest shows that your quality is catching up too.
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