Oh, and my literary agent discussed what my next move is for my screen play... Basically, all my writing projects are in the revision stage. It would be nice if I could just vanish off the face of the Earth for like 3 months and just have Pandora Radio station, Powerade, and enough food to keep me alive, but nothing really that tasteful. Then I could get all this writing stuff done. I really, really, really need to revise Picasso's Marauders. Especially since it is kind of in distribution through Barnes & Noble now. Yeah, really should have thought that one out.
But first, I really got to get this awesome book reference called Story by Robert McKee. It is considered the Bible of screen play writing and play writes. (or at least that's what the critique company suggested). It seems to be an industry standard. Read a couple reviews on it... Okay, read alot of reviews on it. I figure if I am going to take this thing seriously, might as well go the whole nine.
If you want to be considered a professional, one has to take into account what professionals suggest. I have tons to learn in this craft. It should keep me busy enough to not even think about painting for awhile.
I guess I will have to suppress all my other literary ideas for now and work on polishing the pieces I do have. I hate editing. I wish I had money to just send all this stuff out to an editor. I guess it is something I'll have to get used to. Even spending ten hours a day being productive is not enough time.
I have had to put my newest work on hold while revise my current work. I need an entire studio of workers designated to implementing my ideas.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry, just frustrated...
I'm cool now.
Got to go to bed.
Teaching the kids tomorrow,
tomorrow,
it's only a day,
away...
Actually, it's today.
Good night.
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