Overlooking the excitement of being a father-to-be, sitting in the OBGYM can be fairly boring. The absence of a laptop (left it at home) and the fact that my game of brick breaker was abruptly interrupted (thanks, Jen) certainly didn’t help either. But one thing did. The windows. Permanently bolted shut, they were about as [...]
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Writing without Windows
Posted in On Dialogue, tagged action, claustrophobia, dialogue, exposition, narrative, shades, tension, theme, tone, windows, writing on April 24, 2010 | 5 Comments »
