Making Your Protagonist the Antagonist: Robert Siegel on The Founder
Robert Siegel discusses his fascination for outsiders, using research to get into your characters’ heads, and writing what you love.
Robert Siegel discusses his fascination for outsiders, using research to get into your characters’ heads, and writing what you love.
Brock Swinson’s Year in Quotes
Brock looks back over his interviews from 2016, and shares some of his favourite quotes.
Brock looks back over his interviews from 2016, and shares some of his favourite quotes.
“One Script does not make you a writer.” Gloria Calderon Kellett on One Day at a Time
Gloria Calderon Kellett talks about how a show is developed, writing for television, and how exactly a writers' room works.
Gloria Calderon Kellett talks about how a show is developed, writing for television, and how exactly a writers’ room works.
“I could hear their voices.” Michael Hirst on Vikings
Michael Hirst discusses the process of writing historical fiction, the importance of poetry, and how Vikings has rejuvenated interest in Scandinavian culture.
Michael Hirst on the process of writing historical fiction, the importance of poetry, and how Vikings has rejuvenated interest in Scandinavian culture.
Blunt Talk: No Unkind Humor
Jonathan Ames on writing about friendships, his rules of screenwriting, and ideas for a film of his cult show Bored to Death.
Jonathan Ames on writing about friendships, his rules of screenwriting, and ideas for a film of his cult show Bored to Death.
