Tag: writing assessment

• Don’t Underestimate Your Writing

  Don’t underestimate your writing. I learned this lesson recently. It was late December, and the submission window for entering a script in a theatre festival in New York was rapidly approaching. It was a festival that produced one of my plays in 2017 — my first ever production in New York City. It was a…

  sassevn

  March 1, 2018

  Writing Process

  writing advice, writing assessment, writing awards

• Reflections on Writing: Are they good enough?

  I’ve just finished writing a collection of short dramatic sketches which will be performed as my new Christmas show, “MORE Tales of Wonder: Another RLT Christmas,” this December. My immediate reaction to the pieces is rather muted. I don’t know what to think about them, and I’m sure I don’t really know what I got…

  sassevn

  July 28, 2016

  Writing Process

  assessing writing, writing, writing assessment, writing process. creativity

• A Rarity: Completely Unbiased Feedback about Your Writing

  It’s rare to be in a situation where one receives detailed and completely unbiased feedback of one’s writing. Sure, unknown reviewers leave ratings and reviews for my novels, but not many leave a score and give an assessment of the overall thoughts of an author’s writing. I received that recently and found it very interesting…

  sassevn

  September 5, 2015

  10-minute play, drama, Indie Author

  new plays, Pittsburgh new work festival, script assessment, short and sweet, writing assessment, young playwright