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The Road to Gandolfo is one of those rare if insance accidents that can happen to a writer perhaps once or twice in...
Visions of one powerful scene after another parade across his inner screen, each exploding with drama and meaning . ....
Through divine or demonic providence a concept is generated that fules the firs of his imagination. He is convinced it...
The premise which will be the spinal thunderbolt of an incredible tale begins to take on substance as characters...
The theater man knows that he must involve the audience. He understands structure more than anyone else -- the logical...
A large part of this story took place a while back. And quite a bit of it tomorrow. Such is the poetic license of...
The typewriter is dusted and pencils are sharpened, doors are closed and heady music is played to drown out the sounds...
I write primarily as an entertainer. But I find that whehter you're writing comically or dramtically, you write from a...
The plot surges forward, complex gears mesh and strip and make a hell of a lot of noise -- drowning out the worki of...
. . . If you lose their interest, your're closing Saturday night.
Source: Ludlum on...