Monthly Archives: June 2008

Dripping with Metawriting

By Douglas | Published: June 30, 2008
I mentioned earlier I am poking around Celtx. I still am. Some of the tools I play with come and go like the tides. I can’t seem to find enough value in them to hang on for too long. But then most of these organizey things are for high output producers. If you aren’t producing [...]
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Getting My Celtx On

By Douglas | Published: June 27, 2008
A friend bought a Mac the other night. The all-in-one jobby that looks like a fat wide-screen monitor. I took over and downloaded Scrivener so I could see it in action. Once we figured out how to install applications on a Mac and figured out that the program actually was open after five minutes of [...]
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Carelessly Introducing the Gravity Guitar

By Douglas | Published: June 26, 2008
All this mess with Jansa and her mother and Jansa’s drama disabuses me of the joy of theme weeks. Especially if you get a dud—or what you work into a dud. I like the serenity of the Juena character too much to ruin any potential by exploring the hotheaded Jansa further at this time. Theme [...]
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