Convergence Zone
It exists as sheaves of marked-up, coffee-stained printouts, and on a flash drive you tote around at all times in case your apartment building burns down. It's your baby -- and you've given it as much love and devotion as any real parent as you've prepared it to leave the nest. You chant the mantra: "Somebody out there wants to read my screenplay."
By Sheri Quirt | April 2, 2008
Convergence Zone
The glorious month of November, better known as National Novel Writing Month, is upon us. The denizens of America's chain bookstores, commuter trains and executive washrooms are starved for new material, and while Dan Brown, Salman Rushdie and Candace Bushnell have had good runs on the bestseller lists, the time...
By Geoff Carter | November 1, 2005
