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Writing clinic audio
Feb. 14th, 2011 02:07 pmFirst, happy card-companies-confectioners-and-florists-get-rich day to all of you. Or, as someone pointed out, tomorrow is cheap-chocolate-on-sale day.
Last week, noted and notorious publisher Alex F. Vance issued an invitation for furry writers to participate in an online clinic to be held over Ustream on Saturday evening (or early Sunday morning for the European folks.) I submitted a page of dialog as candidate material and he accepted it.
In all, seven writers had samples of their work read and discussed over a three hour period. Participants included Alex, Skip Ruddertail, Tango-Mutt, Buck Hopper, PS Lion, Cybercoyote, Sulartenem, and Siphedious as well as myself. The entire session ran three hours and was both interesting and entertaining. Alex edited the audio track and has posted it in several segments here.
We were scattered across the face of the earth from Indonesia and Australia to Europe to both coasts of North America, but thanks to Skype and Ustream Alex was able to pull it all together so everyone could have a say and hear what the others thought. It was great fun, and I recommend the audio tracks to anyone interested in furry writing, or just writing in general.
Last week, noted and notorious publisher Alex F. Vance issued an invitation for furry writers to participate in an online clinic to be held over Ustream on Saturday evening (or early Sunday morning for the European folks.) I submitted a page of dialog as candidate material and he accepted it.
In all, seven writers had samples of their work read and discussed over a three hour period. Participants included Alex, Skip Ruddertail, Tango-Mutt, Buck Hopper, PS Lion, Cybercoyote, Sulartenem, and Siphedious as well as myself. The entire session ran three hours and was both interesting and entertaining. Alex edited the audio track and has posted it in several segments here.
We were scattered across the face of the earth from Indonesia and Australia to Europe to both coasts of North America, but thanks to Skype and Ustream Alex was able to pull it all together so everyone could have a say and hear what the others thought. It was great fun, and I recommend the audio tracks to anyone interested in furry writing, or just writing in general.
