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A childish scrawl
To get the taste of my last post out of my mouth, here's a question for a) writers/readers, b) Phantom fans, and c) any for whom those intersect. I think it would be a good idea to get myself writing more, even if it's not linear, that I will eventually use. I also need to build some kind of portfolio. So I have two plans:
1. Write an article for one of the cinema/horror magazines and attempt to get a byline.
and
2. Write more here for the Phantom community for my exercise and everyone's discussion.
My question for you is: What do you think might be good subjects to tackle for either? For 1, what's an angle that hasn't been taken before that I can tackle in a concise fashion? An overview of the History of POTO will only work if I can find a nice hook, and can limit it to a certain theme. For 2, what would you be interested in reading/discussing?
1. Write an article for one of the cinema/horror magazines and attempt to get a byline.
and
2. Write more here for the Phantom community for my exercise and everyone's discussion.
My question for you is: What do you think might be good subjects to tackle for either? For 1, what's an angle that hasn't been taken before that I can tackle in a concise fashion? An overview of the History of POTO will only work if I can find a nice hook, and can limit it to a certain theme. For 2, what would you be interested in reading/discussing?
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My opinion is probably worth about as much as a toenail clipping and a broken monocle but I wanted to throw my own writing suggestion out there.
Pre-Script
I know nothing about the Phantom communities maybe this has already been done or is just stupid.
I wanted to suggest an account created on Twitter for the main character you select and written in real time as a real Twitter user. Also being forced to write such short pieces will sharpen your writing and tighten up your word usage I would suspect.
Just a silly idea,
have a great weekend!
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The Twitter idea is really cute. Especially if a bunch of people were involved, playing the various characters.
But what do you mean by "pre-script"?
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You too.